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VW still most stolen car in Belgium

Volkswagen is still the most stolen car brand in Belgium, followed by Citroën and BMW. On average […]

Félix Bouland Posted On May 22, 2018
Hybrid cars don't take advantage of diesel setback

Diesel cars are not popular anymore in Belgium. Hardly one out of three registered cars in April […]

Hilde Van Raemdonck Posted On May 22, 2018
Brussels 8th out of 13 EU cities in sustainable mobility study

Out of thirteen cities tested for sustainable mobility, Brussels ends up at the 8th place. It's let […]

Félix Bouland Posted On May 22, 2018
1.050 extra places for bicycle or car on 'park & rides'

Flemish Minister of Mobility, Ben Weyts (N-VA), invests 3,5 million euro in extra places for park and […]

Luc Joris Posted On May 22, 2018
Flanders: obligatory classic car test to restrain abuse

In Flanders classic cars have to pass an obligatory vehicle test as from Monday 21 May. In […]

Hilde Van Raemdonck Posted On May 22, 2018
Karel Cardoen: 'Classic car branch will not survive'

By selling his 13 Belgian car supermarkets to French PSA owned Aramisauto.com, ex CEO Karel Cardoen (66) […]

Joris Van Roy Posted On May 22, 2018
Big changes as DS prepares its electrical future

French car manufacturer, DS, part of the PSA Group, is preparing the future by stopping the production […]

Tony Verhelle Posted On May 22, 2018
Bosch to launch ABS for bicycles this fall

The important German automotive supplier Bosch is going to commercialize an ABS system for bicycles in the […]

Tony Verhelle Posted On May 22, 2018
EU Commission sues 6 countries for air pollution

The EU Commission is suing France, Germany, UK, Italy, Hungary and Romania for failing to meet their […]

Félix Bouland Posted On May 18, 2018
Will bus driver be on the road for 12 days in a row?

If it were up to Europe, bus drivers would soon be confronted with a harder and busier […]

Luc Joris Posted On May 18, 2018
Comeback of 125cc motorbikes in Belgium

Small 125cc motorbikes are making a comeback over similar-displacement scooters. Both types of machines are seen as […]

Félix Bouland Posted On May 18, 2018
Amsterdam to wage war against mass tourism

Amsterdam is determined to fight mass tourism and all tourism-related inconveniences to bring the city back its […]

Hilde Van Raemdonck Posted On May 18, 2018
VW won't be present at Paris Motor Show

Volkswagen has announced that it will not be present with the usual big show stand at the […]

Tony Verhelle Posted On May 18, 2018
Ghent: 22% more cyclists since introduction circulation plan

The number of cyclists in Ghent has increased with 22% since the introduction of the circulation plan […]

Hilde Van Raemdonck Posted On May 18, 2018
Port of Zeebrugge to become world's largest car terminal

Japanese logistics specialist Nippon Yusen Kaisha broadens the investment in its car terminal with 45 million euro, […]

Tony Verhelle Posted On May 18, 2018
EU proposes list of safety features to become standard on cars

The European Commission proposes to impose car, bus and truck manufacturers a list of advanced safety features […]

Joris Van Roy Posted On May 18, 2018
UK government nationalizes deficit railway lines

The British government has announced that it will nationalize once again the railway lines in the East […]

Tony Verhelle Posted On May 17, 2018
Belgium will get update of road code in 2021

The Belgian government plans to change the road code in 2021. For the Belgian road safety institute Vias […]

Luc Joris Posted On May 17, 2018
Flanders: only 0,63% of cars is full electric

Last year only 0,63% or 5.506 full electric cars were driving around in Flanders, a figure that […]

Hilde Van Raemdonck Posted On May 17, 2018
One out of two Belgians ready to exchange car for robot-taxi

In the last study by Roland Berger, 45% of Belgians questioned would be ready to exchange their […]

Félix Bouland Posted On May 17, 2018
Transport union regrets EU not going further in truck CO2 reduction

The Belgian Professional Union for Transport and Logistic (UPTR) is pleased with new truck emission reduction standards, […]

Félix Bouland Posted On May 17, 2018
Stricter emission standards and gigantic battery plants for 'greener' Europe

European Commissioner for Energy, Maros Sefcovic, has introduced an ambitious plan to make mobility in Europe cleaner, […]

Hilde Van Raemdonck Posted On May 17, 2018
Family youngsters step in VW Group: business as usual

Porsche SE, the family holding controlling the VW Group (52% of voting shares), has been renewed last […]

Tony Verhelle Posted On May 17, 2018
DAF and VDL unveil full electric semi-truck

Dutch truck builder DAF and coach and bus builder VDL unveiled their co-developed full electric semi-truck on […]

Joris Van Roy Posted On May 17, 2018
Brussels, Paris and Madrid take EU to court for air quality

Brussels, Paris and Madrid are taking the EU Commission to court for not respecting the nitrogen emission […]

Félix Bouland Posted On May 16, 2018
'Better Brussels policy on e-commerce can lead to greener capital'

The freight transport sector is booming in the Belgian capital, not least thanks to e-commerce. It leads to enormous […]

Luc Joris Posted On May 16, 2018
EU trucks to cut CO2 emissions by 15 % by 2025

The European Commission has created new emission standards for trucks. By 2025 they will have to cut […]

Félix Bouland Posted On May 16, 2018
CNG cheaper than all other energy sources

Cars driving on CNG (Compressed Natural Gas) are cheaper than cars using petrol, diesel or electricity, as […]

Hilde Van Raemdonck Posted On May 16, 2018
Belgian car buyers also prefer SUVs

Also in Belgium Sports Utility Vehicles (SUVs) are still gaining popularity. Last year 3 out of ten […]

Tony Verhelle Posted On May 16, 2018
Musk irritated by media attention for another Tesla crash

Elon Musk, CEO of electric car maker Tesla, is irritated by the huge media attention a new […]

Joris Van Roy Posted On May 16, 2018
Belgian multi-brand car retailer Cardoen bought by PSA

The widely known multi-brand car retailer Cardoen is going to be bought by the French retailer Aramisauto.com, […]

Tony Verhelle Posted On May 16, 2018
BMW first to get license to test autonomous car in China

German car maker BMW is the first foreign car manufacturer to get a license to test autonomous […]

Joris Van Roy Posted On May 16, 2018
Dutch to start tests with 'solar panel covered road'

In the province of Utrecht (Netherlands) at the village of Kockengen, Dutch construction company BAM has started […]

Joris Van Roy Posted On May 15, 2018


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