The centre of Brussels, the Belgian capital, has become a 30km/hour
speed limit zone.
At 4.6km², it is now one of the largest such zones in Europe and its introduction coincided with European Mobility Week (16-22 September). The entire area within Brussels’ Ring Road will be restricted to 30km/hour for all vehicles except trams. An exception will be made for four wide lanes awaiting redevelopment.
Traffic signs will be posted at all access routes, and drivers will be reminded of the speed limit with roa
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