De Lijn has launched Belgium’s first self-driving minibus pilot in Leuven. The autonomous shuttles will carry passengers from November, running a fixed route between Leuven station and Heverlee, with stewards on board for safety until January 2026
With more than 45,000 pupils in special education schools depending on bus services this academic year, Belgian operators warn that adequate funding and reforms are vital to sustain safe, efficient and reliable transport
The Flemish Government’s ToTaalplan Nederlands aims to strengthen Dutch in Brussels by expanding education, services, and cultural immersion. Minister Cieltje Van Achter describes it as both a social elevator and an economic necessity for the city’s diverse residents
Under the new five-year plan, the government will invest €325 million to build shared ICT resources in schools. In primary education, this will include computer classes, centralised laptop stations, and lending services, enabling students to borrow devices when necessary
The Flemish government’s plan to add 10,000 childcare places, announced by Minister Caroline Gennez, is seen as a major investment. However, PVDA contends it fails to ensure quality and affordability, criticising the lack of staff support and income-based pricing
