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The proportion of people working from home almost doubled between 2018 and 2022, according to a report by SPF Mobilité.
The Brussels municipality of Uccle is temporarily banning shared electric scooters from being parked anywhere in the commune.
While the prevalence of company cars in Belgium is overall on the rise, the number of such vehicles in Brussels has decreased by 10.5% since 2019, new figures reveal.
Auderghem is introducing drop-off zones for micro-mobility users later this year, despite already clamping down on badly-parked electric scooters.
A new circulation plan for the city of Brussels eliminates traffic transiting the city centre from Tuesday, reports RTBF.
Whatever the mode of travel, we all want to get around easily and sustainably, and these days we expect the world at our fingertips – literally. Step forward, Mobility as a Service.
In new traffic rules aimed at improving road safety, under 16s are banned from riding electric scooters and other forms of micro mobility transport, including monowheels, hoverboards and segways.
Ahead of the new traffic plan for the Pentagon in Brussels, part of Rue Royale will be closed in both directions between Rue de la Loi and Rue de Louvain from Monday, reports Le Soir.
The Ixelles municipality has presented its circulation plan for the district around Place Flagey and Ixelles Ponds, Bruzz reports.
