City of Brussels receives a new circulation plan.

On 29 June 2015, a large part of the Brussels central boulevards will become car-free. Then the city of Brussels will be expanding its pedestrian zone and the test phase of the new circulation plan will be introduced in test phase. Browse your new route below for each type of transportation. Or subscribe here to the electronic newsletter.
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  • Zone piétonne
  • Zone piétonne projetée, à partir de 29/06/2015
  • Zone piétonne
  • Zone piétonne projetée, à partir de 29/06/2015
  • Piste cyclable
  • Piste cyclable à venir
  • Bande cyclable suggérée
  • Couloir ou rue bus + vélo
  • Circulation à sens unique
  • Circulation à double sens
  • Bande bus (seulement accessible pour les bus, taxis et vélos)

Brussels pedestrian zone doubles in size Read more

11/04/2015

From Monday, June 29, 2015 the area of ​​the pedestrian zone doubles. 28 acres becomes 50 acres. Brussels is getting one of the largest pedestrian zones in Europe. Many streets are being added to the existing pedestrian zone.

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From Monday, June 29, 2015 the area of ​​the pedestrian zone doubles. 28 acres becomes 50 acres. Brussels is getting one of the largest pedestrian zones in Europe. Many streets are being added to the existing pedestrian zone. The Beursplein, Anspachlaan and surrounding streets: here the pedestrian becomes king. The centre of Brussels thus becomes more liveable, more attractive and more accessible to residents and visitors.

The arrival of the pedestrian zone also brings a change in the direction of travel with it in more than 20 streets in the centre. This is necessary to help keep the pedestrian zone accessible and ward off transit traffic.

Click here for the conditions for access to the pedestrian zone.

Brussels bicycle network expands Read more

10/04/2015

The city is extending the cycle network within its centre. The regional bicycle routes will be supplemented with local cycle routes. Cyclists can then ride more easily from one district to another.

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The city is extending the cycle network within its centre. The regional bicycle routes will be supplemented with local cycle routes. Cyclists can then ride more easily from one district to another. So, for example, there will be cycle paths in both directions in the Dansaertstraat area between Ortsstraat and Oude Graanmarkt. Also, on the local ring, cycle paths will be marked with white paint for use from June 29th.

New traffic in test phase for eight months Read more

09/04/2015

From 29 June 2015, the test phase for the new traffic starts. A collaboration between the city of Brussels and the Brussels Capital region.

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From 29 June 2015, the test phase for the new traffic starts. A collaboration between the city of Brussels and the Brussels Capital region. Because it is 100 years since the whole city was so radically changed, it is - despite extensive studies - hard to predict how people will adapt to the new situation. Study and practice may differ. Therefore, an 8-month test phase is needed. The new circulation plan includes incoming and outgoing rings and also a local ring. This local ring creates space for the pedestrian zone and makes it accessible. The local ring ensures that local traffic between the districts remains possible. The ring leads the local traffic to public car parks and also turns away the transit traffic between the North and the South of the city.

New routes for STIB-MIVB buses Read more

08/04/2015

The new pedestrian area and the new traffic plan in the city center also require the adjustment of routes and stops of some STIB-MIVB bus lines (lines 29, 38, 46, 47, 48, 63, 66, 71, 86, 88, 95 and Noctis lines). Metro and tram lines are not affected by this change.

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The new pedestrian area and the new traffic plan in the city center also require the adjustment of routes and stops of some STIB-MIVB bus lines (lines 29, 38, 46, 47, 48, 63, 66, 71, 86, 88, 95 and Noctis lines). Metro and tram lines are not affected by this change. Click here to discover the plan of the city center with the new routes of the bus lines. You can find all the information on the STIB website.