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Brussels mobility minister Elke Van den Brandt (Groen) has called the ballooning costs for the Belgian capital’s metro line 3 “too much for Brussels alone” to bear.
The metro line 3 project in Brussels, which has already faced difficulties, could end up being scrapped or delayed as a result of another additional cost.
About €635,000 is being set aside for cycling projects in the Belgian capital thanks to funding for Bikes in Brussels, which is managed by the King Baudouin Foundation.
The Brussels government plans to impose a limit on the number of e-scooters allowed in the city and allow just two ride-share companies that offer them to operate in the Belgian capital.
Mobility minister Georges Gilkinet has asked the Vehicle Registration Department (DIV) to be more vigilant in checking applications for personalised licence plates following reports of drivers spo
The Brussels neighbourhood of Ixelles has found itself flooded with electric scooters after bordering municipality Uccle issued a ban on them being parked.
More than 2,300 Brussels residents have successfully applied for the region's Bruxell’Air premium, allowing them to trade in their car for sustainable transport options such as bike-sharing, ride-
Following a vote in Paris to ban electric scooters, with 89% of participants in the referendum voting in favour, the Belgian capital is also considering taking stricter measures if the situation d
Brussels mobility plan Good Move is working, according to mobility minister Elke Van den Brandt (Groen), and data from the capital’s public transport operator Stib seems to support that claim.
