80-year-old Babousch from Ghent holds silent march to…
De Lijn itself defends their decision by indicating that passengers can reserve the dial-up bus. Winning her battle against the Flemish transport company De Lijn seems impossible in this local mobility debate. Jeanine Braekenier, better known as Babousch and living in…
State Secretary Heijnen and local authorities extend emission-free…
Local and national governments, together with the private sector, face the challenge of keeping up with the rapid changes in electric mobility. During the National Sustainable Mobility Conference in Utrecht, various stakeholders signed a renewed cooperation agreement that sets the tone…
From old De Lijn tram seats to trendy…
If you thought that the fight against climate change is only the purview of environmental groups or government agencies, think again. The Flemish transport company De Lijn and the Belgian sustainable sneaker brand Komrads are coming together with a new product: a sneaker made from…
Mobility alarm bells sound louder than ever for…
From affordability to sustainability: how do political parties want to keep our country mobile in the coming years? It is an urgent call that sounds like an alarm bell in the ears of everyone involved in mobility in the Netherlands. The question is…
From overcrowded roads to exorbitant charging rates
Safety incidents and oversight concerns cast doubt on the future of self-driving taxis in San Francisco. It is a week of contradictions, from tricky questions about safety to concerns about the affordability of green mobility. Traffic psychologist Matthijs Dicke outlines…