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Safer, cleaner and more lucrative: The Good Move plan transforms Brussels' city center — but remains politically divisive – POLITICO - Vimarsana News

Safer, cleaner and more lucrative: The Good Move plan transforms Brussels' city center — but remains politically divisive – POLITICO

New data shows the controversial regional plan to slash traffic appears to have been a success in the heart of the city, even as its future is in doubt.

Vianova Signs Deal With Brussels To Manage E-Scooter Fleets - Vimarsana News

Vianova Signs Deal With Brussels To Manage E-Scooter Fleets

Vianova, the mobility data analytics platform, has inked a deal with Brussels to help city authorities manage the fleets of e-scooters on their streets.

Source: forbes.com
Record number of cyclists recorded in Brussels in one day - Vimarsana News

Record number of cyclists recorded in Brussels in one day

A record number of cyclists in Brussels were counted in a single day last week, Thursday 1 June, according to figures released this week from the Brussels Bike Count digital counters

Brussels' notorious Place Meiser to receive complete overhaul - Vimarsana News

Brussels' notorious Place Meiser to receive complete overhaul

Place Meiser, one of Brussels' most dangerous and congested junctions, will be completely overhauled to improve public safety. The area will see the introduction of semi-pedestrian zones, greenery, safer junctions and a rerouted tram, RTBF reports.

After Paris scooter ban, Brussels considers stricter measures - Vimarsana News

After Paris scooter ban, Brussels considers stricter measures

Following a vote in Paris to ban electric scooters, with 89% of participants in the referendum voting in favour, the Belgian capital is also considering taking stricter measures if the situation does not improve within a year.