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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
Libramont-Chevigny1237100/100
Durbuy3234100/100
Juprelle1168100/100
Bassenge1174100/100
Bertrix1159100/100
Martelange13180100/100
Neufchateau1174100/100
Sainte-Ode1149100/100
Saint-Hubert1104100/100
Paliseul2102100/100
Gouvy2163100/100
Chiny1102100/100
Honnelles293100/100
Gedinne188100/100
Voeren0237100/100
Burg-Reuland2117100/100
Bievre176100/100
Rendeux0120100/100
Trois-Ponts151100/100
Tellin146100/100
Herstappe03100/100
Philippeville115899/100
Leglise018499/100
Amel019999/100
Houffalize019699/100
Manhay012199/100
Lierneux012499/100
Quevy413198/100
Vaux-sur-Sure017698/100
Libin013698/100
La Roche-en-Ardenne011298/100
Vresse-sur-Semois07198/100
Daverdisse03798/100
Beauraing114097/100
Florenville013597/100
Nassogne18697/100
Hotton18597/100
Merbes-le-Chateau26397/100
Bertogne08597/100
Geer09097/100
Doische06897/100
Fauvillers06197/100
Plombieres215896/100
Chimay021496/100
Hastiere013796/100
Bullingen012496/100
Tenneville06396/100
Rouvroy04696/100
Rochefort117795/100
Froidchapelle08495/100

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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