2023-09-01 07:28:46
“Bus lines 46, 53 and 89 will switch to electric mode by 2025,” said Stib on its X account (ex-Twitter). The Westland and Moortebeek terminuses will therefore soon be reconfigured to accommodate new electric buses.
New bus terminals
The bus stops located on boulevard Joseph Bracops will soon be reconfigured to accommodate the new electric buses by 2025, indicates the Brussels transport service on its website.
These are the two bus terminals “Westland” (located on boulevard Joseph Bracops between boulevard Sylvain Dupuis and the access ramp to the E19 – R0) and “Moortebeek” (located at the end of boulevard Joseph Bracops) where end lines 53 and 89 and line 46 respectively.
These bus lines will become electric by 2025. Who says electric, says less noisy and non-polluting. Nevertheless, the electrification of bus lines requires some major adjustments. Contractors (Sibelga, Vivaqua) will also take advantage of this work to work on their facilities.
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Work announced
Applicants will start their work in mid-August until the end of August (crossing boulevard Sylvain Dupuis) and will then resume on September 11 until mid-October (rue du Sillon, and then boulevard Joseph Bracops).
The worksite for STIB applicants will follow in mid-October, until the end of 2023. Further details will be sent to you in 2024, before the start of STIB fitting-out work.
During the works of the contractors and the STIB development works, a traffic lane (alternating) will be maintained to guarantee accessibility for local residents.
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