LCM returns to Allianz Global Assistance

Tuesday 7 June 2016
This morning at ten a.m., after an interruption of fourteen months, the National Central Reporting Point (LCM) of Stichting Incident Management Nederland returned to Allianz Global Assistance (AGA). The first report originated from the Rijkswaterstaat Traffic Control Centre in Helmond, and was received by AGA at 10:01 hours. The report was a request for the removal of a broken-down vehicle on the western carriageway of the A27 motorway above the Bergsche Maas at Hank. The recovery was carried out by Van Egeraat Berging in Oosterhout.

Hanneriek Jansen and Mark Peereboom

At the new LCM, Stichting Incident Management Nederland will be dealing with a familiar team. External contacts will be maintained by Hanneriek Jansen while final responsibility will be in the hands of Mark Peereboom.

Stichting Incident Management Nederland en LCM zullen in de komende periode werken aan de automatisering van het berichtenverkeer De opdrachtverlening aan bergers op IM-wegen verloopt sinds 1 april via het Elektronisch Meldsysteem Incident Management ("EMI"). Dit jaar zullen ook de meldingen op het onderliggend wegennet naar EMI overgebracht worden. De volgende stap is het automatiseren van het binnenkomende berichtenverkeer van politie, Rijkswaterstaat, ANWB en de andere alarmcentrales.