Brussels metro passengers are experiencing repeated delays on lines 2 and 6, with ageing vehicles, heat-induced faults, and trespassing incidents straining the system’s reliability
Micromobility giant Lime has been ordered to immediately end operations in Brussels following a court ruling backing the city’s decision to limit operator licenses
The renovation brought extensive upgrades, including the restoration of the historic chalet, now featuring a catering area and concierge service. Surrounding terraces and refurbished cast iron lampposts revive the park’s original 1950s charm, blending heritage with modern functionality
The Brussels-West police zone, to which the vehicle belonged, has declined to comment, referring inquiries to the Brussels Public Prosecutor’s Office. A spokesperson noted the police zone is a “concerned party” in the case
“These works are necessary to maintain the quality, safety, and performance of the tram network,” STIB/MIVB stated in a press release. “The renewal is part of our broader strategy to modernize the Brussels tram system, which comprises more than 150 km of track”
