Flemish mobility center in foreign hands
The Flemish government is entering the next phase now that it has been announced that the mobility center will be acquired by the American ViaVan. Flanders will use the same system as Amsterdam,…
Council of State suspends contract mobility center
On May 12 (2021), the Council of State suspended the award for the mobility centers. This is evident from the answer of Minister Lydia Peeters to a parliamentary question from Flemish...
Start of mobility center 1 January 2022 may not be feasible
Flemish Minister of Mobility and Public Works Lydia Peeters today provided explanations in the Flemish Parliament about the installation of the Flemish mobility center. On Friday, April 2, the Flemish Government took the motivated...
Flemish Government remains silent after award
Just before the Easter recess, the Flemish Government awarded the mobility center as part of the tender procedure. During the last committee meeting, Minister Lydia Peeters certainly hoped that...
GTL: “Postponement would be an extra blow for the Flemish…
Earlier this week, the Association of Flemish Cities and Municipalities (VVSG) asked Minister Peeters to postpone the launch date of basic accessibility by 6 months and GTL is not…
Mix of taxis, shared cars and buses in Flanders
Public transport in Flanders will be completely redesigned from 2022. Local authorities may then help determine where buses and trams run in different transport regions. At the same time, Flanders is transitioning from…
Mobility center: matching supply and demand
With the rollout of mobile points and the arrival of a mobility center, we can coordinate supply and demand, according to Lydia Peeters Flemish Minister of Mobility and Public Works. First…
Peeters supports the mobility center with 1,33 million euros
The Mobility Center 'Adapted Transport' (MAV) is a central contact point where people with reduced mobility can go for specific mobility and transport questions in the field of accessible and adapted transport. Flemish…