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STIB-MIVB is the main public transport company in Brussels, Belgium. It operates an extensive network of metro, tram, and bus services throughout the Brussels-Capital Region and surrounding areas. The company is responsible for developing and maintaining a fluid public transport system to serve over 1 million residents and commuters.

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Reforms for Results: Solutions for S.C.’s Transportation Challenges - South Carolina Policy Council

21-04-2026

STIB expects strong disruption for strike on 12 May - The Brussels Times

07-05-2026

Year-long tram diversions at Brussels’ Gare du Midi to start 27 April - VisaHQ

24-04-2026

Tram service at Brussels Midi interrupted for a year for repairs - belganewsagency.eu

21-04-2026

Major Brussels tram lines face year-long disruptions from today - The Brussels Times

27-04-2026

STIB CEO to retire at the end of the year - The Brussels Times

07-05-2026

Everything we know so far about next week's strike in Belgium - The Brussels Times

05-05-2026

One Brussels bus line to be disrupted for nearly two years - The Brussels Times

08-05-2026

Homeless man found dead inside Brussels metro station - The Brussels Times

13-04-2026

Delays on Brussels metro line 6 due to report of smoke - The Brussels Times

14-04-2026

Two hospitalised after fire erupts at Belgica metro station - The Brussels Times

29-04-2026

Metro station evacuated and traffic stopped due to smoke - The Brussels Times

16-04-2026

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