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Police in Zaventem have been carrying out spot checks on parked cars - and sending out €58 fines to drivers who have forgotten to lock their vehicle.
Police in Brussels are trying to identify a man who let a 10-year-old boy sit on his lap and steer his car through the streets of Uccle.
Belgium’s green parties – Ecolo and Groen – have officially launched a research project into the possibility of staging a second car-free day in Brussels.
The car is still the most common means of transport for Belgians travelling between home and the workplace, but its popularity has been on the decline since 2005, as commuters are increasing
Seat belt use in the car has improved in Belgium in recent years, rising to 92.2% in the front seat, compared with 84.6% in 2012.
During a VRT talk show on Sunday morning, deputy prime minister Alexander De Croo (pictured) reopened the discussion about company cars, and called for a revision of the system.
The Audi A1 produced in Vorst could also be implicated in the scandal known as Dieselgate, in which motor manufacturer Volkswagen is accused of using on-board software to falsify the results
Cars were banned from many places across Belgium yesterday during the country's tenth annual car-free Sunday event.
Since the introduction of the pedestrian zone in the centre of Brussels in June, the number of drivers using the Interparking car parks in the city centre has dropped by 20%.
