Located in the municipality of Schaerbeek, Place Meiser – often dubbed “Place misère” or “Misery Square” due to its chaotic traffic flow – has long been considered one of Brussels’ most perilous junctions
Initially, train speeds were restricted to 20 km/h over a 1.5-kilometre stretch as an interim measure. However, after further assessments, railway officials decided to halt all train operations between Bruges and Ostend until the asbestos is fully removed
Only 32% of the population resides within two kilometres of an IC station, reflecting the concentration of these major transit points in urban centres. On the other hand, when considering metro, tram, or bus (MTB) stops, nearly all Belgians (98%) have at least one nearby
One of the most confusing rules for foreign drivers is Belgium’s “priority to the right” rule. This means that in the absence of traffic signals, signs, or officers, all road users—including drivers, motorcyclists, and cyclists—must yield to vehicles approaching from the right
The route was closed to traffic as authorities anticipated major congestion. The demonstration is expected to last until 2:00 p.m., with severe traffic delays reported around Rogier and Boulevard Roi Albert II
