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With the re-opening of the underground passage, SNCB has completed the renovation of North Station in Brussels, a project that began in 2014.
A Brussels resident wants the city’s transport authority to move a bus stop in front of his stately art nouveau home in Schaerbeek.
Antwerp’s Waterbus, which serves commuters from south of Antwerp to the northern Kallo lock, hit a floating dock early on Monday morning, injuring several people.
Flanders’ public transport operator De Lijn is to introduce an instalment plan that will allow travellers to spread the cost of its annual passes.
Sophie Dutordoir, the CEO of Belgian rail operator SNCB, blamed a lack of vision on the part of the federal government for problems with the service in a sharply worded interview with business dai
Closing metro doors injured a passenger on Tuesday night in Brussels. The passenger had to be taken to the hospital with injuries to the face.
Before 14 November 1994, London and Brussels felt much further apart.
Staff at Flemish public transport operator De Lijn will meet management on Tuesday in an attempt to bring an end to a week-long strike that has disrupted services around Brussels' suburbs.
An unplanned strike by bus drivers is disrupting several De Lijn routes on the outskirts of Brussels.
