Taxi Woudenberg to Schiphol

From the village your driver first drives a stretch over the provincial roads: the N224 towards Maarsbergen or the N226 past Leusden, depending on where you live and what time it is. At Maarsbergen the A12 comes into view, and it brings you westbound past Driebergen and Bunnik to the Lunetten interchange.

There the traffic turns onto the A2, north past Utrecht and Maarssen, until at Holendrecht the A9 begins which via Amstelveen and Badhoevedorp comes out on the A4 and the exit to the terminal. Without peak congestion such a trip of 74 kilometres takes about 63 minutes.

The sensitive stretches are at Lunetten and on the A2 past Utrecht-Noord: if it jams there, the travel time rises to a good hour and a half, to some 92 minutes. A northern alternative runs via Amersfoort and the A1 past Baarn and Muiden, which the driver can choose in the event of heavy jams on the Utrecht ring.

The pick-up area spans the whole village: the centre around De Schans, the new-build of Het Groene Woud, the streets along the Zeisterweg and the businesses on the edge towards Scherpenzeel. Addresses by the Geerestein estate, in Maarsbergen or just over the municipal border fall under it too.

Woudenberg has no train station; you'd first have to go by bus or car to Amersfoort, Driebergen-Zeist or Veenendaal. Precisely for that reason a car that stops in front of the door is popular here, certainly at a departure time when the first bus has yet to run.

Business pickups also available at: Bedrijventerrein Parallelweg · Landgoed Geerestein. Enter your business address for a direct ride from the office to departures, with an invoice on request.

Travelling to or from an event? Around Pyramide van Austerlitz, Henschotermeer you can book a door-to-door ride too, useful after the last train or bus has left.