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Information for Visitors Information for visitors You are receiving this information because of your upcoming appointment at TenneT’s head office in Arnhem, the Netherlands. This document contains infor mation about our registration process, parking spaces at TenneT’s head office, and also provides our address as well as directions. Apeldoorn Zwolle Reporting to the reception desk Upon arrival at the head office, please report to the reception Utrecht desk. Registration of all visitors is compulsory in view of A12 TenneT’s key role in managing the vital infrastructure of the A50 Netherlands. The reception desk staff will therefore ask you to present proper identification, so we can confirm your identity. Duitsland Please bring a valid passport, identity card or driving licence. N224 A50 Amsterdamseweg After you have presented valid proof of identity, the reception Den Bosch desk staff will provide you with a visitor’s pass. We ask you kindly to wear this pass in a visible place and return it to the reception desk upon your departure. You will be accompanied by our hostess to the coffee bar; the person with whom you Oosterbeek Arnhems Buiten Business Park have an appointment will be notified to collect you. N224 Utrechtseweg Parking spaces There are created designated spaces for visitors at our head office. When you enter Arnhems Buiten Business Park, please follow the signs for Building M01 (the TenneT head office). Nijmegen There you will see visitor parking. A325 The safety of employees and visitors is of paramount importance to TenneT. Visitors will be informed about our safety policy upon arrival on TenneT premises. Stay tuned. Safety first! TenneT Head Office Building M01 If you have any questions, please feel free to contact Utrechtseweg 310 the TenneT Power Desk by phoning +31 (0)26 37 32 222 6812 AR Arnhem (option 2). The Netherlands T +31 (0)26-37 31 111 www.tennet.eu Route description Arnhem 1/2 Please note that you will need to show proof of identity when visiting a TenneT site Coming from Utrecht (A12) Coming from ’s-Hertogenbosch (A50) • On the A12 motorway in the direction of Arnhem, take exit • On the A50 motorway, take exit Renkum/Oosterbeek. Oosterbeek/Arnhem centrum/Wolfheze. • At the bottom of this exit, turn right onto the N225 road and • Turn right at the bottom of the exit ramp. stay on this road through the village of Oosterbeek towards • You are now on the N224 road towards Arnhem. Arnhem. The N225 becomes Utrechtseweg. • Stay on the N224 until exit Oosterbeek, where you need • Enter the business park via the roundabout. to turn right. • Turn left at the T-junction. Continue on this road, then turn • In the village of Oosterbeek, turn left at the traffic lights, left towards the overpass. in the direction of Arnhem city centre (this road is called • Go under the overpass and follow the signs to building Utrechtseweg). M01. • Enter the business park via the roundabout. • Please park your car in one of the visitor parking spaces. • Turn left at the T-junction. Continue on this road, then turn left towards the overpass. Coming from Apeldoorn/Zwolle (A50) • Go under the overpass and follow the signs to building • On the A50 motorway in the direction of Arnhem, take the M01. exit to the A12 motorway towards Utrecht. • Please park your car in one of the visitor parking spaces. • On the A12, take exit Ede/Oosterbeek/Arnhem. • Turn left at the bottom of the exit ramp, in the direction of Coming from Nijmegen (A325) Oosterbeek. You are now on the N224 road towards • At the end of the A325 motorway (on a square called Arnhem. Nijmeegseplein), turn left at the traffic lights (onto • Stay on the N224 until exit Oosterbeek, where you need to Batavierenweg) and follow the signs towards Oosterbeek. turn right. • On Batavierenweg, take the first right (onto Eldenseweg), • In the village of Oosterbeek, turn left at the traffic lights, after which you will cross Nelson Mandela bridge. in the direction of Arnhem city centre (this road is called • On the bridge, keep right in the direction of Oosterbeek Utrechtseweg). (onto Utrechtseweg). • Enter the business park via the roundabout. • Stay on Utrechtseweg for approx. 2 km. • Turn left at the T-junction. Continue on this road, then turn • Enter the business park via the roundabout. left towards the overpass. • Turn left at the T-junction. Continue on this road, then turn • Go under the overpass and follow the signs to building left towards the overpass. M01. • Go under the overpass and follow the signs to building • Please park your car in one of the visitor parking spaces. M01. • Please park your car in one of the visitor parking spaces. Route description Arnhem 2/2 Please note that you will need to show proof of identity when visiting a TenneT site Coming from Germany (A12) • On the A12 motorway in the direction of Utrecht, take exit Ede/Oosterbeek/Arnhem. • Turn left at the bottom of the exit ramp, in the direction of Oosterbeek. You are now on the N224 road towards Arnhem. • Stay on the N224 until exit Oosterbeek, where you need to turn right. • In the village of Oosterbeek, turn left at the traffic lights, in the direction of Arnhem city centre (this road is called Utrechtseweg). • Enter the business park via the roundabout. • Turn left at the T-junction. Continue on this road, then turn left towards the overpass. • Go under the overpass and follow the signs to building M01. • Please park your car in one of the visitor parking spaces. Public Transport From Arnhem’s main train station, take bus 1 towards Oosterbeek and get off at the bus stop called ‘Business Park Arnhem’. In the park, follow the signs towards building M01. For questions about the premises of the business park, please contact the porter at the park’s main entrance. For more information, go to www.ov9292.nl or call 0900-9292 (€ 0.90 per minute, max. € 18,-; only from within the Netherlands)..
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