For who is George intended?

George is there for all road authorities in the Netherlands who are responsible for keeping their road information up to date.

What kind of data can I edit in George?

You can adjust various types of data, such as maximum speed, driving direction, road width, intersections, and the presence of entrances or exits.

Why is it important to keep this information up to date?

Road information is used daily by emergency services, navigation systems, and government agencies, among others. Incorrect or outdated data can lead to unsafe situations or delays.

What is the difference between this and other applications such as Melvin or Diego?

George focuses on managing physical and geographical characteristics of the road network. Melvin deals with works and events, and Diego focuses on control scenarios.

George | National Road Traffic Data Portal

George

George is the application that allows road authorities to manage road characteristics and geographical data themselves.

The name George stands for: GEOgrafische Registratie van GEgevens (Geographical registration of data).

George allows you to keep the National Road Database (NWB) up to date by digitally recording changes in, for example, speed limits, driving directions or road widths.

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What can you do with George?

Make changes to the National Road Database (NWB) yourself
Adjust geographical data, such as the location and shape of roads
Update characteristics such as driving directions, speeds and entrances
Share real-time changes with organisations that use the NWB, such as the police, navigation services and emergency services

George was developed to give road authorities more control over their own data. In this way, we are working together to make the traffic system smarter, more reliable and more efficient.