The Municipal Mobility Plan

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Its main objective would be to improve the mobility and the accessibility, the road safety as well as the quality of life of the inhabitants by a more rational usage of the car.

This PCM should decline in 3 phases:

• the diagnosis, including an inventory of plans and existing measures and a report bringing to light the stakes and the dysfunctions and a data analysis
• the scenarios, taking into account predictable evolutions for every type of movement. The choice for a scenario aiming at a long-lasting mobility can be made after that
• the action plan, including the means to be implemented and the people in charge in order to execute the Municipal Plan of Mobility.

The modalities

A consultation of the population should be organized for each of these phases.

The study of the PCM of the City began in 2009 for a duration of 2 years.

Meetings with citizens

The offices studying the Municipal Mobility Plan organized meetings with citizens in the 7 districts of the City of Brussels from November to December 2009. The offices made the reports of these public meetings. They are in Dutch and French only.

In French:

• Pentagon (PDF, 1,91MB)
• Haren (PDF, 1,01MB)
• Laeken (PDF, 1,79MB)
• North (PDF, 2,42MB)
• North-East (PDF, 2,92MB)
• Louise (PDF, 1,70MB)
• Neder-Over-Heembeek (PDF, 1,81MB)

In Dutch:

• Pentagon (PDF, 2,04MB)
• Haren (PDF, 0,89MB)
• Laeken (PDF, 1,80MB)
• North (PDF, 2,42MB)
• North East (PDF, 2,91MB)
• Louise (PDF, 5,76MB)
• Neder-Over-Heembeek (PDF, 1,80MB)

Publications

Publications in French:

• Municipal Mobility Plan City of Brussels phase 1: diagnosis (PDF, 8,45MB)
• Municipal Mobility Plan City of Brussels phase 1: diagnosis, attachment with analysis of the quarters (PDF, 3,64MB)