Mobility

We are continuing to aim for a good balance in the mobility of and different transport methods for local residents, visitors and employees.

 

By combining (electric) bikes with the Bike Bus and DeWaterbus, we have created an attractive and reliable alternative. In addition, we are focusing on various forms of collective transport.

 

To increase the safety and comfort of cyclists further, we are investing €40 million in cycle lanes alongside the existing 200km of cycle lanes that we already have. The ambition? A cycle lane to the gates of every company at the port

There is a fast and efficient solution for transport between the port of Antwerp and the European hinterland for all products. You can find a range of means of transport there that can also be combined, for example: shortsea, inland navigation, rail, road transport and pipelines. In order to guarantee fast and efficient transport, Port of Antwerp-Bruges is focusing on the sustainable organisation of freight transport to, from and within the port. By 2030, the port of Antwerp is aiming to bring about a modal shift from road transport to modes of transport that put less strain on the roads. With a modal shift in favour of rail, inland navigation and pipelines, among others, we can avoid increasing road congestion.

The further expansion of night logistics is one of the solutions for coping with peaks in container transport at terminals and by road. Port of Antwerp-Bruges also encourages parties in the hinterland to introduce night-time opening and make maximum use of the opportunities created in the port area.