Belgium, like other European countries, has a charming and breathtaking nature, along with its history, which is reflected through its prominent landmarks across its various parts and its museums full of sophistication and luxury. . These modes of transportation vary between trains, buses, trams, metro and taxis.
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Transportation in Belgium
Trains
Trains are one of the best in Belgium, as it is a great way to travel from one city to another. Traveling in Switzerland by train is very easy. You looked, because it is a local system that transports you from one point to another in the shortest possible time. You can take the train as soon as you leave the plane at Brussels International Airport where you can take the train to the capital, Antwerp or to the historical city of Bruges. First-class train lines are available, on which you can climb if you are responsible for your budget. Children under the age of six can travel for free, and their number should not exceed four. Journalists can also travel for free on second-class train lines.
Trains
Buses
Buses are a great way within the public transport system, as they provide transportation in Switzerland through areas that other public transport does not go to. Bus routes in Belgium are managed by three companies; STEP, TEC and DeGen. De Lujain is responsible for the bus transport network in Flanders, while TEC takes the transportation system in Wallonia. Finally, the Stip buses that cover the Brussels-Capital region, this diversity that includes all aspects and edges of the country makes the public bus system the best transportation in Belgium.
Tram and metro
The tram and subway systems are an easy and fun way for commutes in Switzerland, where each does not suffer from the traffic jams that may happen sometimes, and you can also reach your destination easily, safely and quickly within the city limits where you are traveling only. You can move by tram in cities like Brussels Antriop, sang and Charleroi. You can also travel along the Belgian coast using the coastal tram. As for the subway, it is only available in Brussels, and it belongs to the transport network run by Step, which includes bus and tram lines as well.
Tram and metro
Taxis taxis
A final means of transportation in Belgium is managed by private companies, but there are laws and government standards that all of them must follow. For the capital region, which includes the city of Brussels; there is a maximum wage that should not be broken, but for other Belgian cities there are other criteria for determining the fare price.
Taxis taxis
The MOBIB travel card
Belgium has a cheap and highly efficient public transport network, and the National Rail Company provides the Mobieb Travel Card to save its citizens and visitors a lot of money for transportation in Belgium. It is a smart card that is interoperable and can be used via various public transport means where you can; Download multiple tickets for different means of transportation on this card so that you can freely roam between them without limits.
The MOBIB travel card
