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Cyclists in Brussels are being treated to a free breakfast on Thursday - and free lights to help them stay safe after the clocks go back this weekend.
A new bicycle rental system is coming to Brussels, with the arrival of Dutch operator Swapfiets.
The holiday traffic has begun, with tailbacks appearing on Belgium’s motorways as early as yesterday afternoon and reappearing this morning.
More than 61,000 commuters use North Station in Brussels every weekday, making it the busiest train station in the country.
Electric scooters started popping up around Brussels today, part of a new transport sharing scheme. The app Troty lets you log in, find a scooter and get a code that will unlock it for use.
A young man from Guinea died early yesterday morning after he had strapped himself to the undercarriage of a Flixbus that was heading out of Brussels.
Place Sainctelette, Avenue Louise and Rue de la Loi are among the Brussels streets where cyclists feel the least safe, according to a nine-month-long study where volunteers "pinged" danger spots a
Demand for personalised car number plates in Belgium is back on the rise - after the government decided that €2,000 was too much to pay.
After Flanders and Wallonia, it's the turn of Brussels to introduce a tougher driving theory test - from the end of this month.
