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Transport in Belgium

Compare public transport across all 581 Belgian municipalities: stations, bus, tram, metro and mobility score.

Public transport map

581 municipalities

MunicipalityStationsTotalScore
Antwerp111233100/100
Ghent51028100/100
Charleroi71031100/100
Liege9976100/100
Brussels10663100/100
Schaerbeek2214100/100
Anderlecht1316100/100
Bruges5445100/100
Namur8795100/100
Mons7497100/100
Ixelles2158100/100
Mechelen2261100/100
Aalst4379100/100
Uccle5332100/100
Sint-Niklaas4236100/100
Ostend1229100/100
Tournai3574100/100
Genk2329100/100
Seraing4308100/100
Roulers1201100/100
Verviers2314100/100
Beveren2182100/100
Beringen2179100/100
Sint-Truiden1299100/100
Ninove4185100/100
Chatelet1193100/100
Evergem2173100/100
Wavre5167100/100
Lommel1202100/100
Grammont5178100/100
Bilzen1260100/100
Pelt2235100/100
Audenarde3177100/100
Arlon5253100/100
Aarschot2200100/100
Zottegem2191100/100
Scherpenheuvel-Zichem2162100/100
Huy2166100/100
Comines-Warneton6210100/100
Vise2148100/100
Marche-en-Famenne3205100/100
Bastogne4235100/100
Thuin2187100/100
Kelmis6134100/100
Halen2441100/100
Forest212099/100
Andenne418899/100
Wetteren215498/100
Gembloux520398/100
Aubange814798/100

Frequently asked questions

The transit score (0-100) is based on stops per 10,000 residents, presence of train stations, and diversity of transport modes (bus, tram, metro, train).
Data comes from GTFS feeds of SNCB, De Lijn, TEC and STIB, supplemented with OpenStreetMap stop data.
The average number of departures on a Wednesday across all stops in the municipality. This measures public transport frequency.
Yes, municipalities with high transit scores typically have higher property prices, especially near train stations and metro stops.

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