Smart enforcement of Zero-Emission zones in municipalities – Brickyard supports the transition

Since January 1, 2025, multiple Dutch municipalities have officially implemented zero-emission zones. In these areas, only emission-free delivery vans and trucks are allowed to enter. The goal? Cleaner air, a healthier living environment for residents, and reduced CO2 emissions in urban areas.

More municipalities adopting zero-emission zones

Municipalities are increasingly aligning with national ambitions to make city centers more sustainable and future-proof. At Brickyard, we collaborate with cities such as Maastricht, Gouda, and Tilburg to implement and enforce these zero-emission zones. We achieve this by deploying smart technology, including advanced software solutions, scanning vehicles, and fixed cameras. Soon, Amersfoort, Nijmegen, and Groningen will also join this initiative.

Our technology enables quick and accurate vehicle verification, ensuring that enforcement remains efficient, reliable, and user-friendly for municipalities.

Brickyard’s role in enforcing zero-emission zones

At Brickyard, we assist municipalities in the smooth enforcement of these newly introduced zero-emission zones. We do this through cutting-edge technology, including:

• Smart cameras and scanning vehicles for seamless collaboration
• Powerful software providing real-time insights
• Intuitive dashboards and clear reports

Thanks to this technology, municipalities can efficiently and accurately monitor vehicle compliance, ensuring that enforcement remains effective, reliable, and easy to use—for both officials, businesses, and residents.

Proven expertise in urban enforcement

With over 500 fixed cameras and around 20 scanning vehicles actively operating across the Netherlands, Brickyard has built a proven track record in urban enforcement. We leverage this expertise to help municipalities transition towards emission-free city logistics.

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