
Erasmus Bridge Reopens After Rotterdam Tram Collision
The Erasmus Bridge in Rotterdam has reopened to all traffic after two badly damaged trams that collided earlier were removed.
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The Erasmus Bridge in Rotterdam has reopened to all traffic after two badly damaged trams that collided earlier were removed.

Eighteen people were injured when two trams collided on the Erasmus Bridge in Rotterdam. Emergency services responded to the scene of the accident.

The Erasmus Bridge in Rotterdam has been closed in both directions for nearly five weeks to allow for necessary road resurfacing, redirecting traffic via the Willemsbrug or Maastunnel.

A collision between two trams on the Erasmus Bridge in Rotterdam has resulted in 15 injuries, with one person reported to be in serious condition.

The two trams that collided on the Erasmus Bridge in Rotterdam have been successfully removed from the tracks using specialized equipment. While trams are not yet running, the bridge has largely reopened to other traffic after the incident that injured 15 people.

The operator of a tram involved in a rear-end collision on the Erasmus Bridge in Rotterdam, which injured 15 people, was found not to be under the influence at the time of the incident.

Rotterdam mayor Carola Schouten visited the Erasmus Bridge where two RET trams collided