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Illustration picture shows traffic jam near the Leopold II road tunnel, in Brussels, Monday 27 April 2020. (BELGA PHOTO THIERRY ROGE)
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A reform of car taxation policy in Brussels has taken a step closer to implementation, according to a report based on internal documents seen by the newspaper L'Echo.

Barriers across an entrance to the Bois de la Cambre in Brussels prevents traffic entering (BELGA)
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Two weeks of action by Brussels residents opposed to the ban on motor vehicle traffic in the Bois de la Cambre, one of the biggest parks in the Belgian capital, began on Monday.

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Mauto Défense, a Brussels non-profit organisation that defends the rights of motorists, is taking the region to court over the temporary cycle paths installed last spring during the corona crisis

Cars driving down a main street in Brussels (BELGA)
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A majority of Brussels households do not have a car, according to a new report compiled by Belgian statistical agency Statbel.

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A new regulation, in force since yesterday, requires motorists on Belgium’s roads and motorways to pull over as far as possible in the lane during stop-and-go traffic, leaving space for emergency

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The debate can now be put to rest: There will be no McDonald’s in Tervuren.

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Uccle city council is not at all happy about Brussels-City toying with the idea of making Bois de la Cambre permanently car-free.

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When is the last time you thought to yourself: ‘Boy, Châtelain could be a really nice place if they wanted it to be.’ Well, they finally want it to be.

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A man has been filmed riding an electric scooter at 70kph on the Brussels ring road.

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