Weyts appoints mobility coaches to work Brussels ring road

The Flanders periphery will see heavy investment in mobility solutions in the coming years. To combat car-solving for commuter traffic, Flanders is investing 3 billion euros for new bicycle connections, three new tram lines and a thorough redesign of the ring road around Brussels. Through traffic and local traffic will be separated there to improve traffic flow and road safety. Yesterday the kick-off took place of the business community that Voka Vlaams-Brabant and De Werkvennootschap – which coordinates and executes the works on behalf of the Flemish government – want to launch.