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No, you can’t hold your mobile phone in your hand while driving, even if you aren’t staring at it.
Despite city, regional and federal government measures being taken to limit CO2 emissions in the coming years, company cars in Belgium have never been more popular.
More details have emerged about Brussels' forthcoming 30kph zone, which is due to come into force on 1 January 2021.
Major infrastructural changes to the Brussels Ring Road (R0) are scheduled to begin in 2024, and the Flemish and Brussels governments are looking at seven different scenarios next to the works alr
The Brussels Capital-Region has launched a mobility campaign to get drivers to slow down.
A plan to permanently reserve one lane of the E411 motorway into Brussels for car-sharing has been put on hold, after failing to get the support of the Flemish region.
Belgian police issued a record number of speeding fines in the first half of this year - breaking the two-million mark for the first time.
More Brussels neighbourhoods should be converted into 30kph zones, according to the majority of respondents in a wide-ranging mobility survey for the capital.
Fifteen inspectors from the Brussels Capital-Region will soon begin conducting checks to ensure that e-scooter users do not park the popular vehicles in areas where this isn’t allowed.
