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Pascal De Buck, CEO Fluxys: 'Gas can play a major role in energy transition'

Pascal De Buck is CEO of Fluxys. Last week the company bought a large participation in Desfa, […]

Tony Verhelle Posted On April 24, 2018
German export of second-hand diesels grows strongly

Germany exported 18% more second-hand diesel cars last year. A growing number of diesel cars isn't meeting […]

Tony Verhelle Posted On April 24, 2018
First 'smart' Shop&Go parking places in Brussels city

Brussels Alderwomen, Marion Lemesre (MR) and Els Ampe (Open Vld), introduced on Monday the first nine 'smart' […]

Hilde Van Raemdonck Posted On April 24, 2018
Sint-Pieters station Ghent never-ending construction site?

When the prestigious renovation project of the Ghent Sint-Pieters train station started more than ten years ago, […]

Hilde Van Raemdonck Posted On April 24, 2018
T&E: 'Industry on the brake in developing electric car'

"You better wait until 2021 to buy an electric car", William Todts, director of European environmental NGO, […]

Joris Van Roy Posted On April 24, 2018
Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi becomes partner in DiDi Auto Alliance in China

The alliance Renault/Nissan/Mitsubishi, one of the world's biggest car manufacturing groups, becomes a partner in Didi Auto […]

Tony Verhelle Posted On April 24, 2018
Electric driving not so simple throughout Europe

The Dutch bureau for technical advice, Sweco, has done a survey lately on how to go on […]

Tony Verhelle Posted On April 23, 2018
De Lijn offers more reliable travel info

Flemish public transport company De Lijn has elaborated a new information system for its customers, giving more […]

Hilde Van Raemdonck Posted On April 23, 2018
Brussels Leopold II tunnel works to cause traffic chaos

On May 1st restoration works on the Brussels Leopold II tunnel are to be started. The Brussels […]

Hilde Van Raemdonck Posted On April 23, 2018
Speed limit for locomotion devices up to 25 kph

Maximum allowed speed for mono-wheels, e-scooters and e-skateboards in Belgium is 18 kph but will go up […]

Hilde Van Raemdonck Posted On April 23, 2018
Opel workers flee their employer due to uncertain future

There is a chance that Opel will lose more than the 3.700 employees asked for by its […]

Tony Verhelle Posted On April 23, 2018
France sends out private sector with anonymous radar speed cars

On Monday France has started to send out the first five anonymous radar speed cars manned not […]

Joris Van Roy Posted On April 23, 2018
Audi promises quickest charging time for its e-tron

Audi has revealed some new details about its e-tron, to be built in the Brussels Audi factory […]

Tony Verhelle Posted On April 23, 2018
More Flemish cities to organize own bus lines

Bornem (Belgium) is getting its own 'Bornem Bus', Zwijndrecht (Belgium) already has its own bus and in […]

Joris Van Roy Posted On April 20, 2018
Traffic jams make motorbike sales boom

Although last year less motorbikes were sold, sales went up the first three months of 2018 with […]

Hilde Van Raemdonck Posted On April 20, 2018
First tests with autonomous bus at Brussels Airport by 2020

Dutch manufacturer 2GetThere is going to build a self-driving bus for Brussels Airport. Tests with the bus […]

Hilde Van Raemdonck Posted On April 20, 2018
Pascal Smet: 'new citizen's (mobility) movement beyond party boundaries'

Pascal Smet (sp.a), highly debated Brussels Minister for Mobility and Public Works, diabolized by the taxi sector […]

Joris Van Roy Posted On April 20, 2018
Wallonia wants 10.000 electric cars in 2020

The Walloon government has freed a 400.000 euro budget to develop the charging infrastructure for electrical vehicles. […]

Tony Verhelle Posted On April 20, 2018
New type approval of passengers cars gets green light from EU Parliament

In the wake of the dieselgate scandal the European Parliament has come to an agreement on the […]

Tony Verhelle Posted On April 20, 2018
Young urban Germans no longer eager to own a car

Young Germans, especially those between 18 and 25 years old living in urban areas with more than […]

Joris Van Roy Posted On April 19, 2018
Did Tesla fail to report industrial accidents?

The Californian Division of Occupational Safety and Health has started an investigation into Tesla's car factory in […]

Hilde Van Raemdonck Posted On April 19, 2018
Smart LED city lights could save 680 million euro

When cities and municipalities would switch to smart LED lights instead of keeping the conventional lighting systems […]

Hilde Van Raemdonck Posted On April 19, 2018
Intelligent connected e-bike Cowboy to hit the street

Cowboy, the intelligent and permanent to the internet connected electric bike developed by a Brussels' start-up is […]

Joris Van Roy Posted On April 19, 2018
European car market down in march

Compared to last year, the European car market has regressed by 5,3% in March, primarily due to […]

Tony Verhelle Posted On April 19, 2018
Also police searches at Porsche

More than 190 police officers have been doing searches at 10 different locations in German counties Baden-Württemberg […]

Tony Verhelle Posted On April 19, 2018
41% of Flemish drivers wants more speed checks

Almost half (41%) of all Flemish drivers want more speed checks, as is the conclusion of a […]

Hilde Van Raemdonck Posted On April 18, 2018
Electric midi-bus testing on new Brussels bus line

July 1st Brussels public transport company MIVB/STIB will inaugurate the new 'full electric' bus line 33, connecting […]

Hilde Van Raemdonck Posted On April 18, 2018
35 companies urge EU to enforce 24% 'greener' trucks

Thirty-five Belgium-based companies with big names like Ikea, Unilever, Nestlé and Colruyt, but also smaller transport companies […]

Hilde Van Raemdonck Posted On April 18, 2018
'Test Convoy' pushes 40% of employees to sustainable commuting

The West Flanders' province's Testkaravaan (Test Convoy) to offer employees the opportunity to try out several sustainable […]

Joris Van Roy Posted On April 18, 2018
Arval to join leasing company pioneers with mobility cards

Arval, the leasing branch of the BNP Parisbas Fortis bank, launches its mobility card to offer employees […]

Joris Van Roy Posted On April 18, 2018
China to open car market totally in 2022

Within 5 years China wants to abolish the restrictions forbidding foreign car manufacturers to control their local […]

Tony Verhelle Posted On April 18, 2018
Opel ends contracts with all dealers

German car manufacturer Opel is ending all existing contracts with its European dealers. By doing so, Opel […]

Tony Verhelle Posted On April 18, 2018
Carlos Tavares, CEO PSA: ‘Agility is the name of the game’

Recently newmobility.news was able to speak with Carlos Tavares, CEO of the PSA Group (Peugeot, Citroën, DS) […]

Tony Verhelle Posted On April 17, 2018


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