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Road signs in Flanders cause row over language legislation
Flemish Mobility Minister Lydia Peeters (Open Vld) reprimanded her own administration after it placed French-language city names on four Flemish road signs against the language law /lydiapeeters.be
Flemish Minister of Mobility and Public Works Lydia Peeters (Open Vld) blows the whistle on her administration over the use of road signs that state ‘Liège’ instead of ‘Luik’, preferring the language of the destination instead of the location language of the signs. According to Peeters, the practice violates language laws. She wants the road
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