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The Flemish Government has approved this in principle, according to Flemish Minister of Mobility and Public Works Lydia Peeters. The transitional measure that ran until June 30, 2024 will be extended by one year...
According to Flemish Minister of Mobility, Lydia Peeters, and Ann Schoubs, director general of De Lijn, 89% of the network has now been adapted to the principles of this new vision. The Flemish…
While the public can be reassured that there was no actual threat, the need for alertness and accurate assessment of safety risks on public transport remains a concern.…
With almost three in ten drivers driving dangerously close to the car in front of them, tailgating remains a persistent problem. This risky behavior emerges from a large-scale study by the traffic institute…
With the rise of threats such as terrorism, the focus on public safety has increased significantly. While the Ghent Winter Festivities are supposed to herald a period of festive joy and togetherness,…
Will Hoppin be the key to more efficient and user-friendly public transport in Limburg? From January 6, 2024, public transport in the Limburg Transport Region will undergo a major change. The implementation of…
New regulations make retrofit of combustion engine vehicles to electric propulsion possible in Flanders. Under the leadership of Minister Lydia Peeters of Mobility and Public Works, the Flemish Government…
The numbers don't lie. The government is investing in safer intersections and school routes, and the results are starting to become visible. Flanders can pride itself on…
The solution is simple, bicycles during the day and vehicles at night. The flexible use of parking spaces allows institutions and their visitors to be better served, while local residents can also…
Officials and the Flemish Mobility Council are calling for urgent adjustments to the fine procedure to tackle impunity and road safety. In Flanders it appears possible to avoid administrative fines, better…
The rainbow zebra crossing in Ghent is certainly not the first of its kind, but it does bring attention to an urgent issue. Ghent, a city that has long been known…
The maximum subsidy per project is 300.000 euros, and expenses are reimbursed up to 40%. The Department of Mobility and Public Works in Flanders recently made an important announcement:…