EconomyLifestyle
Belgium Motorcycle Sales Hit 15-Year High, 125cc Models Lead
Belgian motorcycle sales hit a 15-year high with 16,368 new registrations in H1 2026. Light 125cc models surge, driven by accessible licensing rules.
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EconomyMobility
Speed Pedelec Sales Surge in Belgium as Military Join Trend
Speed pedelec registrations in Belgium jump 10% in first half of 2026, driven by military personnel now eligible for bike leasing programs.
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MobilityEnvironment
Brussels to Fine EV Drivers Who Hog Charging Spots
Brussels will fine drivers €3.60/hour for occupying EV charging spots over six hours after charging is complete, starting 1 October 2026.
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EnvironmentTransport
Brussels LEZ: 350 Euro Fines Begin for Older Diesel Cars
New Brussels LEZ fines take effect July 1, 2026. Euro 5 diesel and Euro 2 petrol vehicles face a 350 euro penalty for entering the low emission zone.
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Mobility
Smiley Traffic Signs Cut Accidents by One-Third in Germany
Dutch-designed smiley traffic signs reduce highway construction zone accidents by up to one-third in Germany, gaining attention across Europe.
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Urban Planning
Antwerp Introduces Variable Parking Pricing Around AFAS Dome
Antwerp introduces variable parking pricing around the AFAS Dome from July 1, easing restrictions on non-event days while keeping controls during events.
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Urban DevelopmentBelgium
Brussels Launches Ambitious Sablon Square Redevelopment
Brussels launches a major redevelopment of the historic Sablon district, with public consultation, greening, and a rethink of the central parking.
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Transport & MobilityBelgium
Why Walloons Still Choose Cars: Geography, Not Just Habit
Seven in ten Walloons rely on cars as their primary transport. Minister Desquesnes explains why Wallonia's rural reality makes public transit a challenge.
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TransportPolitics
63% of Belgians Reject Public Transit, Minister Vows Action
A new study reveals 63% of Belgians never use public transport. Walloon Minister Desquesnes pledges action as Greenpeace calls for urgent reform.
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InfrastructurePolitics
Brussels Begins Renovation of Iconic Louise Roundabout
The long-awaited renovation of Brussels' Louise Roundabout begins tonight, ending weeks of political tension between coalition partners MR and Groen.
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Transport & Mobility
63% of Belgians Shun Public Transport, Minister Responds
A new Greenpeace study reveals 63% of Belgians never use public transport. Walloon Minister Desquesnes responds with pragmatic solutions.
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