Amenities
Collective transport
Collective transport encompasses means of transport that you share with others in one way or another. Think about public transport such as buses and metros, shared vehicles such as shared bicycles and shared cars, but also taxis.
Buses stop here so that you can safely get on and off.
Car-sharing spaces are parking spaces where shared cars using a back-to-one system can be rented and returned. A back-to-one system means that the shared car must always be returned to the place where it was picked up. Another location is not possible, not even another car-sharing parking space. You may of course park the car at your destination, but on the return trip you must bring it back to its original location. Until then, the shared car remains rented by you. Cambio shared cars are an example of this.
Metros stop here so that you can safely get on and off.
Station-based shared bikes are bikes that can only be rented and returned at a dedicated station. You cannot leave them in a drop zone or elsewhere. You do not always have to return the bike to the same station. You can rent and return these bikes at any station (back-to-many). In Brussels, Villo and Blue-bike shared bikes work according to this system.
You can find a taxi here without booking in advance.
Trams stop here so that you can safely get on and off.
Trains stop here so that you can safely get on and off.
Infrastructure for private vehicles
Infrastructure for private vehicles refers to facilities for your own means of transport, such as your bicycle or car.
Parking spaces designated for people who are continuing their journey together in a single car (carpooling).
You can lock and leave your bicycle here.
You can find a bicycle pump and a toolkit here, allowing you to adjust or repair your bike for free.
You can charge your electric car here.
Park & Rides are transfer car parks where you can park your car and then continue your journey, for example with nearby public transport.
Services
Services are facilities that are not directly related to a means of transport, but that create added value at a mobility hub for travellers or local residents, making a mobility hub more than just a transfer point.
Emergency? You can find an automated external defibrillator (AED) here.
You can generally withdraw cash here 24/7. Check the ATM on your route for more information.
Using the Mobihub signage (QR code), you can view online information about transport services and other facilities in the area around the hub.
You can find a post office, parcel locker and/or post box here. This means you do not have to make a separate trip to the post office, but can collect and send parcels or letters on your way to school or work.
You can go to the toilet, wash your hands or change your baby here during your transfer. This service is not always free. Check the toilets on your route for more information.
Travelling with children and need a break, or do you still have some time left? Enjoy a playground.
If you are travelling with young children, you can rent a stroller here.
Your waste does not travel with you? Throw it in the bin here.
Would you like to rest during your journey, wait for someone or enjoy the view? You can sit here.
Providers
The global leader in carpooling. Mainly suited to long-distance trips. Good coverage in Belgium and across Europe. Prices depend on the vehicle and distance. Payment is made through the app.
Blue-bike is a bicycle rental service that lets train passengers complete the last part of their journey by bike. The system works as a round trip: the user must return the bike to the starting point. For 3.50 euros per day, you can rent a bike at your destination. In the Brussels-Capital Region, the service is available at the SNCB/NMBS stations Brussels-North, Brussels-Central, Brussels-Luxembourg and Brussels-South.
Shared electric bikes and e-scooters. Per-minute payment.
Available at more than 200 Cambio stations in Brussels. Several models are available, including vans. Registration and monthly fees apply, with payment per kilometre and by usage duration. Cambio offers more than shared cars: subscribers can also rent cargo bikes at some stations.
Mainly suited to short and/or regular trips, such as commuting. A formula for companies is also available.
Sharing of cars and vans between private individuals. Adapted vehicles and cargo bikes are also available. Annual subscription and per-kilometre pricing depending on the vehicle and reservation duration.
De Lijn is the Flemish public transport operator. Several bus lines also operate in Brussels.
Shared electric bikes and e-scooters. Activation fee and per-minute pricing.
Free-floating shared electric scooters with no Felyx stations. Activation fee and per-minute pricing.
Rental of cars and vans to private individuals. There are 16 stations in Brussels. Pricing depends on the vehicle and reservation duration.
Mainly suited to short and/or regular trips, such as commuting. Large community of carpoolers. Prices depend on the vehicle and distance. Payment is made through the app.
MIVB / STIB is the public transport operator of the Brussels-Capital Region. MIVB / STIB operates buses, trams and metros in the region.
With Monkey Donkey, you can rent a cargo bike for half an hour or even for a whole weekend. Across the region, 21 cargo bikes are available through different partners. The rental price is 3.50 euros per hour, or 1.75 euros for the first half hour. A day pass costs 25 euros for 24 hours or 40 euros for 48 hours.
SNCB / NMBS is the Belgian railway company that provides passenger transport by train.
Free-floating shared vehicles with no Poppy stations. Several models are available, including vans. Activation and payment per minute, per kilometre or through flat-rate formulas.
TEC is the Walloon public transport operator. Several bus lines also operate in Brussels.
The Villo! self-service system is the public bike-sharing network available throughout the Brussels-Capital Region. With this user-friendly system, you can quickly pick up or return a bike wherever and whenever you want. It is very affordable and costs no more than 3.50 euros per month. Users who want electric assistance can rent a portable battery for 4.50 euros per month.
Shared electric e-scooters. Activation fee and per-minute pricing or flat-rate passes.
Sharing of cars and vans between neighbours. Pricing depends on the vehicle and reservation duration.
