Auderghem no longer wants to wait for directives of the Brussels Region to start assigning designated drop off zones for shared mobility vehicles like e-scooters and bikes /Belga
Auderghem, one of the 19 municipalities of the Brussels-Capital Region, is stepping up its fight against the illegal parking of shared mobility units. Drop zones will soon be created. The city is doing this on its own initiative because of the lack of directives related to the ordinance approved by the Brussels Region in March,
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