There are regular Eurostar trains from London to Brussels where a direct connection to a number of destinations throughout the Netherlands can be caught after a 30-minute wait. General enquiries and information requests must be made by telephone. The Netherlands are connected to the rest of Europe by a superb network of motorways. All roads are well signposted with green 'E' symbols indicating international highways, red 'A's indicating national highways, and smaller routes indicated by yellow 'N's. All vehicles from motorcycles to campers can be accommodated.
Passengers generally travel with their vehicles.
Heavy goods vehicles are carried on special wagons with a separate passenger coach for the drivers. Terminals and shuttles are well-equipped for disabled passengers. Passenger Terminal buildings contain duty-free shops, restaurants, bureaux de change and other amenities. The journey takes approximately 35 minutes from platform to platform and about one hour from motorway to motorway. Shuttles run 24 hours per day and four to five trains run each hour at peak times.