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From Flanders Today: Air quality in Antwerp has massively improved following the introduction of a low-emission zone (Lez) in the city centre just over a year ago.
Three years of renovation works on Brussels' longest road tunnel - Leopold II - have begun.
A central Brussels police crackdown on dangerous driving by wedding processions has resulted in 200 fines being handed out in one month.
Car use in Belgium should be taxed by the kilometre and according to the time of day to help reduce traffic jams, two major Belgian business federations have recommended.
Three busy shopping streets in Brussels now have "smart" parking places - where parking is free for 30 minutes.
The Brussels-City/Ixelles police zone wrote out more than 1,100 fines for drivers in the month of March alone for infractions relating to putting pedestrians and cyclists in danger.
Schaerbeek is set to become the first Brussels commune to make 30kph the standard speed limit on almost all roads.
The Brussels-Capital Region has decided on a traffic plan that will be enforced during the renovations to the Leopold II tunnel, which begins on 1 May.
Repair works on the Reyers-Montgomery tunnel, which were due to begin today, have been postponed because of over-running works in another nearby tunnel.
