HUB

Raadsplein - Place du Conseil

Typology

urban neighbourhood hub - large

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Status

planned

The mobility hub in Kuregem will be designed during the SmartHubs project.

Short Description

The mobility hub in Kuregem will be designed during the SmartHubs project.

Location

Hoofdstedelijk gewest, Anderlecht

Brussels, Belgium

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Living Lab

Brussels Living Lab

Physical Integration

Level 1 (target: Level 3)

Definition 1 (Acceptable walking distance to shared and public transport): At least two shared transport modes in acceptable walking distance to public transport and at least one service (e.g., shop, parcel locker, kiosk) in acceptable walking distance. Minimum legal inclusive design requirements are considered

The modes of transport are at different ends of the square without any shared signalisation or integration. The metro station and the stationary bike sharing are 200m and 130m from the hub, respectively. Implementation will most likely occur after the end of the SmartHubs project.

Digital Integration

Level 0 (target: Level 1)

Definition 0 (No digital integration): No digital integration of shared and public transport mode options offered at the hub. There are separate services and platforms for each mode. No universal design criteria are required

There is no single digital platform that offers access to all mobility providers in Brussels. The Brussels public transport operator MIVB/STIB is currently testing a MaaS app that includes many (but not all) mobility providers. Furthermore, mobility is a regional competence in Belgium, so (not) aligning the different transport operators is a political decision

Democratic Integration

Level 0 (target: Level 2)

Definition 0 (No involvement): No involvement or consideration of stakeholder interests and user needs.

Implementing a mobility hub in Brussels requires the cooperation of many political actors as well as transport companies. It might therefore be difficult to reach a very high level of inclusive design.

Initiation of the hub

other

Spatial facilities

Public transport stops; parking for people with disabilities.

Services

2 PT services:

metro

tram

4 shared services:

Carsharing

Bike sharing

Step/kick scooter sharing

Ride-hailing (e.g. Uber)

4 mobility-related services:

Parking for private two wheeler vehicles

Parking for private cars

Multi-functional strip (e.g. Kiss & Ride, loading zone)

eCharging

3 other services:

Social Services (e.g. Community Center, Library …)

Shopping

Cafe / restaurant

Neighbourhood Characteristics

lower socio-economic status, high migrant population Language Barriers

Inclusive Design

Minimum legal inclusive design requirements are/were considered in the design of the hub.

Research Projects

SmartHubs

Governance

Inhabitants

City:
122,000 in 2021

Region:
1,220,000 in 2021

Local Governance

Municipality of Anderlecht

Local Administration:

• Mobility Office Municipality of Anderlecht
• Alderwoman for Urban Development, Civil Engineering, Mobility, Parking, Public Space, Networks (Susanne Müller-Hübsch, Groen)

Local Networks:

• BruLocalis
• Association of Cities and Municipalities of the Brussels-Capital (BAS)
• Network of Mobility Managers Brussels
• CIVITAS, POLIS, Eurocities (Capital Region of Brussels)
• UITP (MIVB/STIB, TEC, DeLijn, SNCB/NMBS)

Regional Governance

Capital Region of Brussels

Regional Administration:

• Brussels Mobility
• Minister of the Government of the Brussels-Capital Region, responsible for Mobility, Public Works and Road Safety (Elke Van den Brandt, Groen)

Regional Public or Private Stakeholders:

• Public Transport Provider STIB/MIVB
• Additional PT provider: SNCB/NMBS, De Lijn, TEC
• Regional Mobility Commission

National Governance

• Public Service for Transport and Mobility
• Belgian Institute for Road Safety (IBSR)

Local or regional transport development plans

"Good Move" Regional Mobility Plan 2020-2030

Time frame of document: 2020-2030

Author: Brussels Mobility

Date: 2021-03-25

Main characteristics:

The Good Move plan takes part in the city sustainable development planning. It was developed in a participatory process, that started in 2016. It includes a regulatory framework as well as an action plan. It divides into six strategic focuses:

• good neighbourhoods (mobility management in neighbourhoods, quality of life for inhabitants)
• good network (organise transportation networks and efficient service)
• good service (provide integrated services)
• good choice (guide individual and collective choice)
• good partner (ensure partnership governance)
• good knowledge (update and evaluate mobility data)

Important regulations and buzzwords are:

• "STOP"-principle (hierarchy of transport modes: pedestrians, bike, PT, cars)
• speed limit of 30km/h in regional area
• multimodal specialisation of routes

Policies regarding multimodality or mobility hubs:

Multimodality is described as one of six mayor levers to be improved. The plan mentions the implementation of strategic changing points that should follow certain standards and should be measured due to user satisfaction and other parameters.

Other related transport policies

Local mobility contract for the network of Cureghem/Kuregem ("Contrat Local de Mobilite de la maille « Cureghem »") (upcoming!)

Summary:

The local mobility contracts are planned as part of the "Good Move" Regional Mobility Plan. They define circulation schemes on detailed district level in order to define what kind of modes and traffic should be on which streets. Additionally, the plan includes an action plan how to realise, finance and organise the implementation of the new schemes. The plan for Curegem includes the territory of the municipality of Anderlecht.