Of the four Belgian cities with a LEZ, Ghent scores best with a 7th place in the Clean Cities Ranking, followed by Brussels (9), Antwerp (18), and Liège (22nd place on 36 cities) /Belga
The number of low-emission zones (LEZs) in Europe has increased by 40% over the past three years. The statement comes from the European Clean Cities Campaign, a coalition of NGOs whose goal is to achieve emission-free mobility in major European cities by 2030. In Belgium, only Brussels has announced a complete phase-out of fossil fuels
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