Although the transport wasn’t entirely smooth -two road signs were destroyed as the trailer turned right toward GE Healthcare instead of taking the traffic circle-, eventually the rafters arrived at their destination without too much trouble.

According to Hay Becks of Safety & Security, the company that was in charge of coordinating the transport, only experienced a minor issue with cars that were parked along the alternative route, which belonged to GE Healthcare employees; the company produces medical isotopes 24/7. As soon as the car owners were tracked down, the road to the DIFFER construction site was accessible again.

The campus entrance at TNO is the widest and highest, which is why it’s always used for bringing in large construction material, says Becks.