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About parking

  • P+R Maastricht Noord is the ideal starting point for your visit to Maastricht. The premises are only two minutes’ drive away from the A2 (exit 52) and A79 (exit 1) motorways. You can park here for free and continue your travels to the centre of Maastricht economically by bus, train, or bicycle (your own or one of the shared bicycles). 

    Bus number 3, 10 and 30

    If you're going to the Maastricht city centre for work or a day out shopping, then you can save money by travelling via P+R Maastricht Noord. Parking here is free, and Arriva's bus number 10 to the city centre and back departs every fifteen minutes for only €2.55 euro per person. Bus number 30 goes from P+R Maastricht Noord to Maastricht's main railway station. Bus line 3 runs via Nazareth, Groene Loper, city centre to Wolder. Bus numbers 3, 10 and 30 take you to Maastricht from P+R Maastricht Noord. It’s convenient, fast, and cheap! 

    You can also buy a trainticket in the direction of Maastricht and Maastricht Randwyck at regular price (the stopping train runs two times per hour).

  • This is possible at the P+W locations (Park + Walk), which are located a maximum of 10-15 minutes walking distance from the city center.

    • P Bonnefanten is available as a Park + Walk location during the weekends. The maximum rate is €14 per day for Bonnefanten (P Bonnefanten is available only on weekends).
    • P Fort Willem is also a 15-minute walk from the Markt and Vrijthof. Here, you pay a daily rate of €8.30.

  • Click here for an overview of all the parking garages in Maastricht on Maastricht Bereikbaar’s website.

  • A number of parking garages in Maastricht accept online parking reservations. These online reservations can be made via our at the Q-Park website. Online reservations are possible at the Vrijthof, Mosae Forum, the Griend, Plein 1992, Colonel, Bassin, Bonnefantenmuseum en parking area Frontenpark.

  • Large areas of Maastricht fall under paid parking zones or parking only for permit holders. These area are divided between the A-zone (city centre A1 and A2) and the B-zone (outside the ring road). Do you live in an area where the parking must be paid for, or in a permit-only zone? You may qualify for a parking permit. In the areas where there is paid parking you can pay by mobile phone or smartphone.

  • You must always pay for parking in the parking garages.
    On-street parking is in force Monday-Saturday from 08:00-18:00 (Thursdays until 21:00) and Sundays from 12:00-18:00.
    During the extended retail hours on “koopavonden” (Thursday night shopping) and “koopzondagen” (Sunday shopping) you must pay for parking in the regular on-street parking areas.
    On Sundays and public holidays on-street paid parking is enforced between 12:00-18:00, and on Thursday evenings until 21:00.

  • In the parking garages you can pay with coins, notes and your debit or credit card. Please note that not every parking garage offers you the possibility to pay by credit or debit card. In the on-street parking areas you can pay using your mobile or smartphone or coins. The ticket machines offer the choice of NL, ENG, FR and DE language options.

    Please note: it is possible that if you are using a debit or credit card from another country, it may not be accepted at the ticket machine. Please ensure you always carry coins for parking payment.

  • The areas that require a permit for parking are divided into three zones, A1, A2 (city centre) and B (the areas outside of the ring road). 

    For more information about the various parking permits available please go to the Maastricht Council website: https://www.gemeentemaastricht.nl/en/parking-and-transport/parking-permit-temporary.

     

  • Yes, there are permits available for commuters. This permit is for people who live outside of Maastricht and work in Maastricht. With a parking permit you can park in the on-street parking areas where parking must be paid for. These areas are divided into three zones, A1, A2 and B.

    Do you work in zone A1 or A2? Then you can apply for a parking permit for:

    • the parking area located under the J.F. Kennedybrug

    Do you work in one of the sections within zone B? Then you can apply to park in the sector where you work. You can apply online via the Maastricht Council website using your DigiD.

    We recommend the use of P+R Maastricht Noord as an alternative parking option. You can park there for free and continue your onward journey for just € 2.55 euro per person return via bus no.3, 10 or 30 or by train for the regular price of a train ticket.

  • There are disabled parking spaces in the city's various multistorey car parks and paid parking facilities. You can park for free in designated disabled parking spaces in the street without restriction with a valid (European) disability card. 
    Please note that this exemption does not apply to permit holders' spaces, disabled parking spaces for a specific license plate and in multistorey car parks. You must pay the regular hourly or daily rate in multistorey car parks.

    With a disability parking card, you may park for free for the first 3 hours in regular paid parking spaces in Maastricht. After that, the normal parking rate applies. You must use the Parkeren Plus app for this. This is a special parking app for people with disabilities. With this app, you can register digitally in municipalities that are part of Parking Plus. Please note: the app can only be used by residents of municipalities that participate in Parking Plus. If you live in a municipality that is not connected, unfortunately you cannot use the app. You can download the app for free from the Google Play Store or the App Store. 

    In the app, you link your license plate to your parking card. You do this using the DigiD app. If your home municipality participates in Parkeren Plus, you can use the app in all participating municipalities to:

    • park in regular paid parking spaces
    • park for free for the first 3 hours (in many municipalities)
    • start and stop parking sessions
    • check the rules for parking with a disability parking card

    Note: The app does not (yet) work with foreign license plates. We advise people with a foreign license plate to use their disability parking card and park in the designated disabled parking spaces in the meantime.

    On the site of the municipality Maastricht (in Dutch) you will find public disabled parking spaces throughout Maastricht.

    • Are you studying in Maastricht and travelling (almost) daily by car to the city centre or Randwyck? You can park your car in a few places in the area such as P+R Maastricht Noord and P+R Bunde. Then it’s only a short distance by public transport with your OV-chipkaart. In addition, Maastricht University offers students the possibility to park at Maastricht Randwyck for free.
    • Do you travel to Maastricht almost every day from outside the Netherlands? Then you are eligible for a parking permit for international students. You can park your car for a reduced tariff in one of the following parking sections:
      • Brusselsepoort (excluding Sint Annalaan, Joseph Hollmanstraat and Franquinetstraat)
      • Mariaberg (excluding Hertogsingel, Sint Annalaan, Tongerseweg and Volksplein) has limited capacity

      • Villapark, Sint Pieter and Jekerdal (except Glacisweg and Luikerweg)

        You can park from Monday to Friday between 08:00-19:00 and on Thursdays until 21:00.

    • Have you ever considered carpooling? Travelling together is good for the environment, your wallet, and for the accessibility of the city. 
    • From the A2 or A79: park for free at P+R Maastricht Noord. You can get to the city centre on bus number 10 for €2.55 euro (day return), or take bus number 30 to the main railway station/Wyck. Bus line 3 runs via Nazareth, Groene Loper, city centre to Wolder. A group ticket for groups of three to five people costs €6.40 euro. Up to two children between the ages of four and eleven can travel for free with a paying adult.
    • It’s cheaper to pay for parking on a P+W site on the outskirts of Maastricht – Vrijthof square or Markt square are just fifteen minutes’ walk away. If you’re coming from the north, park at P Bonnefanten. At the weekend, you can also park at the Gouvernement car park for €13 euro (all-day parking) if P Bonnefanten is full.
    • Choose a parking location on your route: De Griend, P+R Station, De Colonel, Plein 1992. To access these parking locations, follow the parking routes ‘Wyck-Station’ and ‘Céramique-Wyck’.
    • Park for free at P+R Maastricht Noord. You can get to the city centre on bus number 10 for €2.55 euro (day return), or take bus number 30 to the main railway station/Wyck. Bus line 3 runs via Nazareth, Groene Loper, city centre to Wolder. A group ticket for groups of three to five people costs €6.40 euro. Up to two children between the ages of four and eleven can travel for free with a paying adult.
      Take the N2 tunnel northbound from Akersteenweg/John F. Kennedybrug and then take exit 1 Bunde onto Nieuwe Limmelderweg.
    • It’s cheaper to pay for parking on a P+W site on the outskirts of Maastricht – Vrijthof square or Markt square are just fifteen minutes’ walk away. If you’re coming from the north, park at P Bonnefanten. At the weekend, you can also park at the Gouvernement car park for €14 euro (all-day parking) if P Bonnefanten is full.
    • Choose a parking location on your route: Plein 1992 or De Colonel. To access these parking locations, follow the parking routes ‘Wyck-Station’ and ‘Céramique-Wyck’.
    • Follow the A2 tunnel to the north and park for free at P+R Maastricht Noord. You can get to the city centre on bus number 10 for €2.55 euro (day return), or take bus number 30 to the main railway station/Wyck. Bus line 3 runs via Nazareth, Groene Loper, city centre to Wolder. A group ticket for groups of three to five people costs €6.40. Up to two children between the ages of four and eleven can travel for free with a paying adult.
      Take exit 1 Bunde northbound and turn left onto Nieuwe Limmelderweg.
    • It’s cheaper to pay for parking on a P+W site on the outskirts of Maastricht – Vrijthof square or Markt square are just fifteen minutes’ walk away. If you’re coming from the north, park at P Bonnefanten. At the weekend, you can also park at the Gouvernement car park for €14 euro (all-day parking) if P Bonnefanten is full.
    • Choose a parking location on your route: Plein 1992 or De Colonel. To access these parking locations, follow the parking routes ‘Wyck-Station’ and ‘Céramique-Wyck’.
    • Park for less at Stadspark or Frontenpark. At Stadspark you pay a flat day rate of €14; at Frontenpark the day rate is €18 with a ticket. Book in advance online via Q-Park and the day rate at Frontenpark starts from €12. This rate is dynamic and increases during periods of high demand, but never exceeds €17.50. From both car parks you can walk to the Vrijthof or the Markt in 15 minutes.
    • Choose a parking location on your route: Onze Lieve Vrouwe, Mosae Forum, or Sphinx.
      • If these car parks are full, check out the car park at Bonnefanten – it costs €14 a day at the weekend and €21.00 a day on weekdays.
    • If you’re coming from Belgium, follow Brusselseweg in Smeermaas and enter Maastricht via Belvédèrelaan. You’ll get to Maastricht faster, and you won’t have to wait at the ramp meter on Bosscherweg. Take the same road on your way back – it’s just as quick.
    • You can also park affordably at Fort Willem and Frontenpark. At Fort Willem the flat day rate is €8.30; at Frontenpark it is €18 with a ticket. Book in advance online via Q-Park and the day rate at Frontenpark starts from €12. This rate is dynamic and increases during periods of high demand, but never exceeds €17.50. From both car parks you can walk to the Vrijthof or the Markt in 15 minutes.
    • Choose a parking location on your route: Sphinx, Mosae Forum, or Onze Lieve Vrouwe.
      • You could also park on the outskirts at P+R Maastricht Noord, or park on the east side of Maastricht at P de Griend, P+R Station, Colonel, or Plein 1992. 

About cycling in Maastricht

  • In Maastricht city centre, you are only allowed to park your bicycle in the provided racks or in the bicycle-parking facilities. 

    You can park your bicycle for free in the guarded and sheltered Kesselskade bicycle-parking facility and in the Markt bicycle-parking facility in the city centre. Vrijthof square also has a sheltered but unguarded bicycle-parking facility. Maastricht's main railway station in Wyck has a sheltered bicycle-parking facility where you can park for free for 24 hours with your public transport pass (OV-chipkaart) or with a temporary pass. There are also plenty of unguarded bicycle-parking facilities in the city centre.

  • There are several unguarded bicycle racks where you can park your bicycle.

    Around Vrijthof square:

    • Vrijthof square/Keizer Karelplein square
    • Helmstraat (only short-term parking of no longer than one hour in the designated bicycle spaces)

    At Mosae Forum and Markt square:

    • Hoenderstraat
    • Gubbelstraat
    • Markt square
    • Wilhelminabrug
    • Mariastraat

    At Onze Lieve Vrouweplein square:

    • Vissersmaas
    • Het Bat
    • Achter de Comedie
    • Onze Lieve Vrouweplein square

    In Wyck:

    • Oeverwal/Cörversplein square
    • Kattenstraat
    • Wycker Brugstraat
    • Ruiterij

    At Plein 1992:

    • Plein 1992 square
    • Hoogbrugplein square
    • Avenue Céramique

    In Sphinxkwartier:

    • Muziekgieterij
    • Loods 5
    • Pathé

    Other:

    • Franciscus Romanusweg

  • There are several places in Maastricht city centre where you can park your moped or scooter: Scooter parking facilities at station building, Vrijthof square/Keizer Karelplein square, Wilhelminabrug, Van Hasseltkade, Vissersmaas, and Het Bat.

  • Cycling through the pedestrianized shopping area is only allowed from 18 h to 11 h (on shopping nights from 21 h). You risk a fine of 60 euro + 9 euro administration costs.

  • It is prohibited to hold your phone while cycling. You risk receiving a fine if you hold your mobile phone to call, send a message, navigate, or change music while cycling. During the darker days of autumn and winter and at night, you are also required to have good bicycle lighting. If you don't have working lights on your bicycle, you risk receiving a fine.

    View all the rules on cycling on our website.

  • The municipality removes bicycle wrecks or abandoned bicycles and can also remove incorrectly parked bicycles. We especially want to address those places that experience the biggest problems: Wyck, the city centre, and the area around the railway station, while also responding to reports from residents in other parts of the city.

    Incorrectly parked bicycles and mopeds in the area around the Maastricht main railway station will be tagged with a label and taken to the municipal bicycle depot after 15 minutes where the owners can collect them. 

  • If your bicycle is gone or if you have found a bicycle, you can report it on www.verlorenofgevonden.nl and visit the municipal bicycle depot on Gerardusweg 39.
    You can report theft on www.politie.nl/aangifte up to 10 days after your visit to the depot. 

    If you have any questions, you can call the Municipality of Maastricht on 14043. 

  • Visit the bicycle depot at Gerardusweg 39. The depot is about ten minutes’ walking distance from Maastricht's main railway station.

  • The bicycle depot on Gerardusweg 39 is open on Mondays between 9:00 AM and 5:00 PM.

  • Retrieving your bike there costs €50 euro. 
    The costs for retrieval must be paid on the spot via debit card.

  • You can use the Arriva shared bikes and OV public transport bicycle shared bicycles. These bicycle-sharing schemes are available at every railway station. For a fee, you can use one of these bicycles to travel the last few kilometres to your destination. There are several Nextbike stations in the city centre that you can use to borrow or return a bicycle.

    At visitmaastricht.com, you can find a list of the providers where you can rent a bicycle or e-bike from as little as €10 euro per day.

    Zuid-Limburg Bereikbaar also has a special promotional offer that allows you to try out an e-bike, electric cargo bike, or speed bike for one week for your commute if you live or work in South Limburg. On the website probeereenebike you can find more information on a free trial.

About public transport in Maastricht

  • Maastricht has excellent rail links. The Dutch railways (NS) operates Intercity trains toward Eindhoven, Utrecht, Amsterdam, while Arriva operates trains toward Sittard, Heerlen, Kerkrade, Aachen, and Roermond. You can also use the train service provided by the National Railway Company of Belgium to travel to Visé and Liège.

    Maastricht has 3 railway stations:

    • Maastricht Central Station
      Stationsplein 27
      6221 BT Maastricht
    • Maastricht Noord (North)
      Hoekerweg
      6222 NP Maastricht
    • Maastricht Randwyck (at Maastricht UMC+)
      Joseph Bechlaan 100
      6229 GR Maastricht

  • Various operators provide rail connections from Maastricht's main railway station:

    • Dutch railways (Nederlandse Spoorwegen): Intercity toward Sittard, Roermond, and the north of the Netherlands.
    • Arriva:
      • RS11 Nijmegen - Venray - Venlo – Roermond
      • RS12 Roermond - Sittard - Maastricht Randwyck
      • RS15 Sittard - Heerlen – Kerkrade Centrum
      • RS18 Stopping train Maastricht Randwyck - Valkenburg – Heerlen
      • RE18 Fasttrain Maastricht – Valkenburg – Heerlen - Aachen Hbf. (Duitsland).
      • Night train Maastricht - Sittard - Roermond - Weert- Eindhoven - Den Bosch - Utrecht - Amsterdam - Schiphol Airport.
    • The National Railway Company of Belgium operates a train service to Visé and Liège (Belgium).

    Please visit the operators’ websites for up-to-date information on timetables and fares.

  • If you switch from one public transport provider to another, you should check out with your public transport pass (OV-chipkaart) with that public transport provider and check in again with the other public transport provider for the next leg of your journey. If you switch to a foreign public service provider, you will need to have a valid ticket for that part of the trip. 

  • Travelling from the Euregio Meuse-Rhine by train:

    • You can check in with your public transport pass (OV-chipkaart) to board the RE18 train line, which will take you from Maastricht to Aachen in under an hour. The train departs from Maastricht for Aachen once every hour. The same applies when it departs from Aachen to Maastricht.

    Travelling from the Euregio Meuse-Rhine by bus:

    • Travel from Maastricht to Aachen by bus with Arriva's bus 350. You can purchase a ticket in the bus or use your public transport pass (OV-chipkaart) to pay for the trip.
    • Travel from Maastricht to the Belgian towns Hasselt (via Genk or directly), Tongeren, and Eisden with bus company De Lijn. You can purchase a ticket from the driver or in advance at De Lijn-website.
    • Travel from Maastricht to Liège with TEC. You can purchase a ticket from the driver.

    Arriva's ‘Euregioticket’ is a convenient way of travelling by bus or train through the Meuse-Rhine region – and it only costs €23.50 a day. You can purchase the ticket from the bus driver, at the machine at the station, from official Arriva or NS service points, or online in the Arriva webshop. A week or weekend ticket is available. At weekends and on German, Dutch, and Belgian public holidays, the Euregio ticket is valid for up to two adults and three children aged between four and eleven.

  • Maastricht city bus

    You can catch the bus from anywhere in the region to travel quickly and easily to the city centre of Maastricht. View the map for more information. You can pay using your public transport pass (‘OV-chipkaart') or purchase your ticket directly from the driver.

    • Bus 1: Malberg – Centrum – Station – MUMC – De Heeg
    • Bus 2: Oud Caberg – Centrum – Station –Scharn – Heer – De Heeg
    • Bus 3: Wolder – Centrum – Station – Nazareth - P+R Maastricht Noord
    • Bus 4: Valkenburg – Scharn – Station – Centrum – Pottenberg – Caberg
    • Lijn 5: Daalhof – Centrum – Station – MUMC – Heugem
    • Bus 6: Daalhof – Centrum – Station – De Geusselt – Amby
    • Lijn 7: Forum MECC – Heer – Caberg – Pottenberg – Centrum – Heer – Forum MECC
    • Bus 8: Boschpoort – Bemelen – Valkenburg
    • Bus 9: Station – Céramique – Tongerseplein- Emmaplein – Centrum – Station – Limmel - Borgharen – Itteren – Bunde
    • Bus 10: P+R Maastricht Noord – Centrum – Randwyck – Heer
    • Bus 11: Station Maastricht – Mosae Forum – Emmaplein – Tongerseplein – Céramique – Station
    • Bus 12: Boschpoort – Centrum – Villapark
    • Bus 15: Station – Centrum - Heugemerveld – Daalhof - Eijsden
    • Bus 48: Station – Centrum – Mariaberg – Kanne (B)

    Please visit Arriva's website for more information on its bus services and timetables.

  • P+R Maastricht Noord

    P+R Maastricht Noord is the ideal starting point for your visit to Maastricht. The premises are only two minutes’ drive away from the A2 (exit 52) and A79 (exit 1) motorways. You can park here for free and continue your travels to the centre of Maastricht economically by bus, train, or bicycle (your own or one of the shared bicycles). 

    Low-cost onward travel by bus

    Arriva's bus number 10 to the city centre and back departs every fifteen minutes for only €2,55 per person. Bus 10 runs four times an hour to the city centre, and bus 30 takes you once every half hour to Maastricht's main railway station. Bus line 3 runs via Nazareth, Groene Loper, city centre to Wolder. A group ticket costs €6,40 for three passengers. If you travel more often with P+R Maastricht Noord, then consider taking out a monthly season ticket for €32,05. This grants you unlimited travel seven days a week. 

    You can also choose to buy a train ticket (at the regular fare) at the Arriva ticket machine to travel on the stopping train (two services an hour) from P+R Maastricht Noord to Maastricht's main railway station or Randwyck station.

  • National/International buses 

    • Direct bus to Amsterdam Airport Schiphol. Passengers with a ticket for an Air France/KLM connecting flight can take the bus to and from Schiphol free of charge. To do so, you can apply for a free boarding pass online or via your travel agent at least 24 hours prior to departure. For more information, please visit www.klm.nl/klmbus.
    • International connections with IC, and Flixbus to various locations in Europe.

  • Yes, with the Gast Vrij OV campaign. Are you staying overnight in Vaals, Gulpen-Wittem or Valkenburg aan de Geul? Then you receive a voucher code through your accommodation. With it, you travel free by bus and train with Arriva outside peak hours, throughout South Limburg. The campaign runs from 13 July through October 2026.

  • As a student, you can receive a travel product if you are enrolled in a full-time program at an mbo, hbo, or university in the Netherlands, even if you're under 18. The process of obtaining the travel product is done through the DUO website.

    Non-Dutch students can also apply for a reimbursement for public transportation. Check the conditions based on your age, program, and nationality on the DUO website.

    Student Mobility Card offer

    International students at Maastricht University, Zuyd Hogeschool, Fontys, and Vista College get 20-40% discount on bus and train travel with Arriva via Student Mobility to obtain your Student Mobility Card.

    Highlights:

    • With the Student Mobility Card you’ll get Off-peak discounts in Limburg: 20% discount on bus journeys and 40 % discount on train journeys during off-peak hours. The Student Mobility Card costs €15.00.
    • 20 % discount on season tickets for specific routes, valid all day including peak hours. Depending on your travel behaviour, these can be added to the card later.
    • An 12-month valid ISIC, official student ID, for a discounted price as a bundle with your Student Mobility Card. ISIC provides student verifications and discounts worldwide. Visit  www.isic.org for all the benefits.
    • Optional subscription (4.50 EUR p.m.): connect your Student Mobility card in the Student Mobility App with a credit or debit card (No BSN, or Dutch bank account needed) so that you will never have insufficient fund standing in your way when you need to catch your train! Subscription fee of 4.50 EUR will be charged monthly and provides you with an additional 15% NS discount in Off-peak hours. To be clear, by your purchase today you do not sign up to the subscription and will get you the local Arriva discount.

    Find more information on the Student Mobility website

  • Maastricht is easily accessible by public transport, so to for business travel. There are various tickets, travelcards and season passes available for professional use.

    Business OV-chipkaart (travelcard)

    Alongside the OV-chipkaart for private use, there’s also a business OV-chipkaart. These can be useful when you or your employees travel frequently by public transport for business purposes. There are four providers that are TLS certified to offer the business OV-chipkaart:

    More information

    With all these travelcards, you can travel the length of the Netherlands by bus, train, tram or metro. In addition, you can also use other transport services. For further information about the travelcards on offer, please go to the provider’s website. 

  • The different transport companies will offer extra facilities so that passengers with a disability are able to access public transport, stations, and stops. Please visit the relevant transport company's website for more information on disabled access.

About the season ticket P+R Maastricht Noord

  • The P+R Subscription Maastricht Noord is a monthly subscription that you load onto an OV-Chipkaart (Dutch chip card for public transportation). With this subscription, you can travel unlimitedly for 1 month on bus lines 3, 10, and 30 between P+R Maastricht Noord and the city center. After 7:00 PM, the subscription is also valid for Arriva trains between Maastricht station and Maastricht-Noord station.

    • Price: €30.85 euro per month
    • Valid on the following days: Seven days a week on bus number 3, 10 and 30 within the Maastricht city region.
      • The season ticket is also valid on the train between Maastricht Centraal and Maastricht Noord after 19:00. Before 7pm, the season ticket is not valid on the train and you pay the regular public transport fare on the train. The season ticket is also not valid on other bus lines.
    • You can buy a season ticket via the the Arriva webshop or at one of the Arriva service shops. Keep your public transport card number (OV-chipkaartnummer) handy.
    • After purchasing a season ticket, you can immediately load it onto your public transport pass at a terminal located in the bus, at the station, or at one of the official service points.

About Zuid-Limburg Bereikbaar

  • Program manager: Manuel Dijkstra
    Programme secretary: Agnes van Zaanen

    Communication and press contact: Jolanda Smit - van Ooien

    Visit Zuid-Limburg Bereikbaar to see a directory of our staff members.

  • Zuid-Limburg Bereikbaar is a collaborative effort by government institutions, the business community, and transport companies. Together, we work to achieve good accessibility and traffic flow in South Limburg. We also want to contribute to sustainable mobility and future-proof travel even more than before. 

    Zuid-Limburg Bereikbaar stimulates structural changes to the travelling and working behaviour of commuters, tourists, and lorry drivers. That is why we organize various campaigns and offer products and services to help you travel and work smart.