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The new law would remove a step in the procedure for unpaid fines, according to Sudpresse newspapers.
A new sign, known as F45b, will make its official entry into the Belgian traffic code on August 18, reports Centrex, the police’s traffic information centre.
The Council of State has suspended a bus order worth millions of euros placed by STIB with German manufacturer EvoBus, upholding complaint by Belgian company VDL Bus Roeselare, De Tijd repor
Brussels’ 136 taxi ranks will soon be equipped with boards providing users with information on fares, and drivers’ obligations as well as telephone numbers for booking a taxi.
The total cost of traffic jams in Brussels is as high as €511m a year, the Brussels Chamber of Commerce (BECI) has calculated.
The number of assaults - both physical and verbal - on the Stib network has dropped sharply in the first half of 2013, Brusselnieuws reports.
Walloon minister André Antoine, in charge of airport policy, has reminded Ryanair of the "significant" investment made by the Region in Charleroi airport, he said in response to the low-cost
The port of Antwerp handled 95,662,759 tonnes of freight during the first six months of this year, an increase of 2% in comparison with the same period in 2012.
The Brussels Region is currently working on the possible introduction of a London-style congestion charge for cars in order to curb the capital’s traffic problems, De Morgen and Le Soir repo
