SNCB's 2023-2026 Three-Year Plan: Increase in Frequencies and Later Trains on Fridays and Saturdays

2023-04-17 14:56:05

The 2023-2026 three-year plan is on track. On the program in Brussels, the increase in frequencies but also trains which will run later on Fridays and Saturdays.

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Brussels service journalist

By Patrice Leprince

Published on 04/17/2023 at 16:56
Reading time: 4 mins

Pfirst stop this Monday in Brussels where SNCB presented the new features planned in its transport plan for the next three years. “All of this is part of the overall dynamic aimed at making the train the backbone of mobility”, points out Georges Gilkinet (Ecolo), the Federal Minister for Mobility. “With the ambition, within ten years, to increase the number of trains by 10% and the number of passengers by 30%”.

First stage, therefore, this three-year roadmap which will affect the whole country and in particular its capital which opens the ball with this first public road show. With a keyword, the dialogue with the federated entities. For the time being, it is thus alongside the Brussels Minister for Mobility that Minister Gilkinet reveals to us the main lines of change. “Our objective is to have the best coordination between public transport services and to make the most coherent choices according to the needs of the territories”.

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