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Mobility is one of the priorities of the Government of the Brussels-Capital Region. Many different institutions are involved in this vital matter.
Brussels boasts a large dedicated mobility infrastructure, comprising roads, squares, tunnels, bridges and the metro. The different parts of this infrastructure are managed by specific organisations, based on location, purpose and the type of work needed. These include Bruxelles Mobilité, the communal authorities and STIB (Société des Transports Intercommunaux de Bruxelles). These pages will help you find the mobility organisation you need.
There is a special procedure for reporting accidents attributable to a problem with one of the Region's roads or part of the Region’s infrastructure.
- Transport infrastructure: who manages what?
Brussels boasts a large dedicated mobility infrastructure, comprising: roads, squares, tunnels, bridges and the metro....
- Reporting accidents on the Region’s roads
Pedestrians, drivers and cyclists are all users of the Brussels-Capital Region’s roads. What should you do if you have...
- Permission to be allowed to film on roads of the Region
The use of the public highway for filming or photography is subject to the approval of various authorities, depending...