The Flemish government has approved the project call 'Accessible stops'. Lydia Peeters, Flemish Minister of Mobility and Public Works, reaches out with this appeal to cities and municipalities and supports them in constructing accessible stops along municipal roads. Among other things, a subsidy of 5.000 euros (in total

After years of experimenting with self-driving vans to offer a cheap alternative in the rural areas to the loss-making bus lines with driver, we can cautiously conclude that it has not led to a different form of public transport. Experiments have been going on for many years, including in Ede-Wageningen, Drimmelen and Appelscha. self-raising with

The concerns of seniors in shrinking areas are increasing with the disappearance of all kinds of facilities, such as the bus stop, the ATM and the post office. This has emerged from research by the senior organization KBO-PCOB. 61% of this group who live in a shrinking area, such as East Drenthe and Hoeksche Waard, say they already experience problems with accessibility