1. abcdefgh Directoraat-Generaal Transport en Luchtvaart PREVENTION CRIMINALITY IN ROAD TRANSPORT Ministry of Transport, Public Works and Water Management Road Haulage Unit Bob Oudshoorn

2. abcdefgh Directoraat-Generaal Transport en Luchtvaart 2 Safe Business Action Plan 20 th January 2004 Action Plan Target 2008: 20% Reduction criminality. Sectors and issues Transport sector Repression, Free riders Shops (-25% in 2006), jewellery; hotels / restaurants / cafés Industrial zones Quality mark safe enterprising; internal criminality Safety products liable to be stolen (RFID / chips)

3. abcdefgh Directoraat-Generaal Transport en Luchtvaart 3 Safe Business Action Plan 20 th January 2004 Action Plan  Target 2008: 20% Reduction criminality  Signatories: Ministries of Economical Affairs, Justice, Internal Affairs VNO – NCW Association of Insurance Companies

4. abcdefgh Directoraat-Generaal Transport en Luchtvaart 4 Covenant Tackling Crime Road in Transport Sector  53% of the enterprises are harmed  Total yearly loss M€ 150 in 2002  7 th October 2004  Target reduction share transport sector to Action plan 2006: 10% reduction 2008: 25% reduction

5. abcdefgh Directoraat-Generaal Transport en Luchtvaart 5 Covenant Tackling Crime in Road Transport Sector Subscribers:  Ministries: Economical Affairs, Justice, Interior, Transport.  Industry: EVO, KNV, TLN.  Others: Association of Insurance Companies. Netherlands Distribution Land.

6. abcdefgh Directoraat-Generaal Transport en Luchtvaart 6 Issues / Engagements 1. Analyse road transport sector (Transport – Economical Affairs) 2. More safe parking areas (Transport) 3. Training, crime prevention, information (EVO) 4. Platform for location-specific services based on Cell Broadcast (Economical Affairs) 5. Staff (TLN) 6. Promoting and advancing tracking and tracing (TLN) 7. Crime reduction based on the chain approach (NDL) 8. Report checklist (NPI) 9. Transport and Logistics Quality Mark (TLN)

7. abcdefgh Directoraat-Generaal Transport en Luchtvaart 7 Issue 1: analysis sector  EZ and V&W map crime road transport sector in the Netherlands: documenting the extent, frequency, type, causes, locations, circumstances preventative - repressive measures. measures.  Recommendations prioritisation measures to combat crime: Much information / data is lacking Inside information; closed industrial areas, regional hot spots Overview actors and responsibilities  Types of crime: Organised crime; Opportunistic crime; un - safety feelings

8. abcdefgh Directoraat-Generaal Transport en Luchtvaart 8 Issue 1: analysis sector Shared responsibility

9. abcdefgh Directoraat-Generaal Transport en Luchtvaart 9 Issue 1: analysis sector Shared responsibility

10. abcdefgh Directoraat-Generaal Transport en Luchtvaart 10 Issue 2: parking areas  passive security (parking areas and vehicles);  active security (supervision and safe behaviour);  adequate follow-up in the event of alarm calls.  Analysis representative parking areas with : industrial organisations and car park managers  Recommendations: Sight, green space, lighting Design, gates and fences, video protection

11. abcdefgh Directoraat-Generaal Transport en Luchtvaart 11 Covenant Tackling Crime in Road Transport Sector Shared responsibility:  Infrastructure vehicles / physical security / protected (parking) areas  Code of conduct driver / personnel / crew  Police Follow up / prosecution

12. abcdefgh Directoraat-Generaal Transport en Luchtvaart 12 Top 20 of most insecure parking places After discussion in the Parliament the Minister decided to establish a list of 20 most insecure parking places along the highways. Topics: capacity and crime prevention Combined action of government (Ministry of Transport – Internal Affairs – Justice), industry and insurance companies.

13. abcdefgh Directoraat-Generaal Transport en Luchtvaart 13 Crime prevention: A shared responsibility For Industry and Government!!

14. abcdefgh Directoraat-Generaal Transport en Luchtvaart 14 Questions ????????????? Discussion