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The Brussels parliament has passed an emergency ordinance in order to allow Uber drivers to get back behind the wheel on Saturday.
We have good news and bad news. The strike by Stib metro drivers this week has come to an end, with metros now back on their normal schedule.
Brussels’ annual Car Free Sunday is coming up this month. A hugely popular day in the capital, it sees the entire region closed to vehicular traffic, except public transport.
Joining the already existing half-a-dozen shared electric scooter companies operating in Brussels, new arrival Bolt has announced that it will deploy 1,100 shared electric scooters throughout the
Authorities are scratching their heads with regards to the actions of a lorry driver who took down an entryway sign at one of the entrances to the Arts-Loi metro station at the weekend.
The seasonal waterbus that runs on the Brussels Canal from Vilvoorde to Saintctelette is back in business as of today. More space for bicycles has been introduced this year.
Taxi federation Febet has warned that it is considering calling a strike in protest against the Zone 30 speed restrictions in the Brussels Capital region and the capital’s proposed per-kilometre r
Belgium’s longest road tunnel, Leopold II, connecting Place Rogier to Koekelberg Basilica, which reopened on Monday, will be given a female name.
The city of Antwerp has scrapped its taxi regulations, which opens the way for alternative taxi services such as Uber.
