When Hannah Wells enters the hideout in Amsterdam, there is a classic 4x4 with the license plate 59-GVD-8. "GVD" is not used on Dutch plates because it is the abbreviation of a Dutch curse word.
After Hannah Wells searches the house of the guy that 'escorts' her out of the Amsterdam Bar, she enters a garage where two cars are parked. The dark red Lada Niva on the right has a license plate which spells "59-GVD-8". This is a non-existent and non-valid license plate.
GVD is an abbreviation of "Godverdomme" which translates to "Goddamnit". Because of this, it is placed on the list of abbreviations banned by the Dutch government.
Other banned abbreviations are: KKK (well known to US Citizens), NSB, SS, SD, which refer to WW2, LPF, PVV, SGP, VVD, which refer to political parties and PSV, which is a soccer club.
GVD is an abbreviation of "Godverdomme" which translates to "Goddamnit". Because of this, it is placed on the list of abbreviations banned by the Dutch government.
Other banned abbreviations are: KKK (well known to US Citizens), NSB, SS, SD, which refer to WW2, LPF, PVV, SGP, VVD, which refer to political parties and PSV, which is a soccer club.
The computer boy in Amsterdam, who sells equipment in exchange for Bitcoins, has a German accent.
The Amsterdam scenes are not filmed in Amsterdam: no asphalt parking lots adjacent a canal exist, and the general street scenes are not Amsterdam either.
The address of the Amsterdam warehouse is none existent. The ZIP code actually points to an address in Groningen, NL.
Both the barkeeper and the patron in the pub in Amsterdam speak Dutch, but are sounding like native Americans speaking Dutch.
Kirkman complains that no one celebrates his one year anniversary as president - that no one even brought cake. While a nice hint that now it's One Year Later, it's very understandable no one would feel excited about it: His inauguration took place shortly after the bombing of the Capitol; it's the same anniversary.