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Mobility is a power that is regulated at various levels. In the City of Brussels there is a Mobility and Public Space unit that is primarily responsible for running the Municipal Mobility Plan.

In a city like Brussels one can move in different ways: on foot, with public transport (bus, tram, metro, train), with the bike, motorcycle or car. There are different rules for the parking of coaches and the movement of trucks.

For longer journeys to and from Brussels one can also use several airports, such as that of Brussels Airport. This airport is easily accessible from Brussels.

Redevelopment of the Avenue Stalingrad and the Rouppe district

Grand-Place: presentation new pedestrian zone

Interactive map with parking spaces reserved for disabled

Demand of dispensations to drive during pollution peaks

European summit in Brussels on 1 and 2 March

Mobility Week and Car Free Sunday 2012