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De Lijn launches Hoppin net and scraps 180 bus stops
Last weekend, De Lijn started rolling out its basic accessibility network, also known as Hoppin. Due to the new De Lijn network, changes are taking place at 16 000 bus stops in Flanders /De Lijn
Flemish public transport operator De Lijn started the phased roll-out of its primary accessibility network, Hoppin. The new De Lijn network means changes are taking place at 16 000 bus stops, with some 180 to be abolished and others to be relocated, frequencies changed, or new line numbers appearing. But not everyone applauds De Lijn’s
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