Reserveerids
Reserveerids is a Dutch term that refers to the practice of reserving or booking a seat on public transportation, particularly in the Netherlands. The concept emerged as a way to manage overcrowding on trains, trams, and buses, especially during peak hours or special events. The term combines the Dutch words "reserveren" (to reserve) and "plaats" (seat), indicating the allocation of specific seating arrangements.
The practice gained prominence in the early 2010s, primarily on Dutch railways operated by Nederlandse Spoorwegen
The implementation of Reserveerids has been praised for improving the travel experience by minimizing overcrowding and
Beyond trains, Reserveerids has inspired similar initiatives in other modes of public transportation in the Netherlands,