Walking and cycling

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Walking and cycling are the cleanest and most efficient forms of transport, particularly suited for short to moderate distances. Both provide numerous benefits. They improve health, do not produce air or noise pollution and help to reduce congestion.

Introducing cycling infrastructure (e.g. bike lanes, bike parking and hire schemes) are ways in which cities can promote cycling, while creating pedestrian-friendly spaces can promote commuting, shopping and recreation.

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By Michiel Modijefsky / Updated: 12 Sep 2022
By Michiel Modijefsky / Updated: 12 Sep 2022
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Stricter rules for e-scooters: New law in Brussels goes further than the Belgian one

On 1 July, new federal laws for the use of e-scooters in Belgium have come into place. The law puts in place several restrictions related to their use in an effort to address concerns over road safety and hinderance linked to the increasing use of e-scooters.
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