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The extension of Brussels' tram line 9 north-west of the capital has been completed and it now connects Simonis to the Roi Baudouin station, near the Heysel plateau, in 20 minutes.

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Well, it’s been a few years since the last one, so it was about time that some confused motorist drove into the wrong tunnel and got lost in the underground labyrinth that is the Brussels metro sys

Buses operated by De Lijn stand idle at the depot during a previous strike (BELGA PHOTO KRISTOF DEBECKER)
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Public transport companies Stib, TEC and De Lijn have announced that disruptions to their respective networks will occur on Monday due to members of staff taking part in the planned national strik

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Brussels public transport operator Stib has warned that "very few" bus, tram and metro services will run on Friday, with "severe disruption" to the network as staff take part in a

Illustration picture shows the STIB-MIVB logo on a bus stop of STIB-MIVB, in Brussels, Tuesday 01 June 2021. (BELGA PHOTO VIRGINIE LEFOUR)
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The six Stib dispatch offices and the Brussels Mobility traffic management centre came together in a new centralised hub in the heart of Brussels on Monday.

Illustration picture shows the presentation of the first bus on hydrogen fuel of Brussels public transport company STIB - MIVB, Monday 23 August 2021 in Brussels. (BELGA PHOTO LAURIE DIEFFEMBACQ)
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Brussels public transport operator Stib presented its first hydrogen-powered bus on Monday at the Marly depot in Neder-over-Heembeek.

Illustration photo shows a tram from Brussels transport compnay STIB-MIVB in Brussels (BELGA PHOTO LAURIE DIEFFEMBACQ)
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Residents and traders on the Rue François Vekemans in Neder-Over-Heembeek protested against a proposed tram line that would connect the municipality with the centre of Brussels at the weekend.

Illustration picture shows Pietonnier - voetgangerszone - pedestrian zone in Brussels, Friday 13 March 2020. (BELGA PHOTO NICOLAS MAETERLINCK)
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Stib buses will no longer pass through a section of the pedestrian zone in Brussels city centre in the future.

MIVB-STIB CEO Brieuc de Meeus pictured during a press conference of Brussels public transport company STIB - MIVB to present the 2018 year report, Wednesday 05 June 2019 in Brussels. (BELGA PHOTO LAURIE DIEFFEMBACQ)
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The recent decision to convict Stib of discrimination, a decision the Brussels public transport provider says it will not appeal, paves the way for the abolition of its headscarf ban.

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