Farmers and other residents of the countryside encounter Renata regularly. With her garbage truck, she drives through the polder landscape in all weathers. At first glance, it seems pretty quiet on the farm roads: few containers and they are spaced far apart. 'Make no mistake,' Renata laughs. 'It's hard work. The containers are regularly crooked, or they are blown over. It always blows hard in the polder.'
Agricultural plastic, cans that contained pesticides, glass bottles or wooden planks, these do not belong in the container for PBD. Nor do they belong in the residual waste, but in the container for commercial waste. Does it go wrong, even after several warnings? Then the waste coach comes to visit and gives personal tips.
Renata enjoys doing her job. 'My favorite time of day? There are two: early in the morning when we all ride out together and at the end of the day. Then we come back together on the Reest. Then it's over and we have a moment with the team.'