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The Brussels region has launched a new awareness-raising campaign to motivate Brussels residents to travel short distances on foot.
The GreenMobility electric car-share service has expanded into Brussels. This brings its list of Belgian cities to three – and it allows pick-up and drop-off in any of the three cities.
Rail service SNCB is drawing up a plan to create more capacity for bicycles in trains.
Here’s something that may not surprise you: There are so many road signs in Brussels that they can become a confusing mess.
Hundreds of cars, taxis and motorbikes are expected to descend on the area in front of Brussels North station on Thursday morning from 9.30 as part of a demonstration against the mobility policies
Uber drivers are required by law to book rides lasting a minimum of three hours, and they are not allowed to do so via their mobile phones.
Regional agency Brussels Mobility has published a Cycle Parking Master Plan, which calls for 10,000 more bicycle parking spaces over the next 10 years.
Road users confronted with incidents of aggressive driving shot up by 35% across Belgium since the corona crisis began, according to a survey carried out on behalf of road safety agency Vias.
Over-65s in Belgium are entitled to reduced rail fares – train, bus, tram and metro – to and from anywhere in Belgium.
