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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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Metro line 3 to take longer than planned, says STIB CEO - The Brussels Times

27-05-2025

Brussels public transport reached over one million daily users in 2024 - belganewsagency.eu

27-05-2025

Temporary Brussels bus line launched from Monday - The Brussels Times

08-06-2025

STIB struggles to return to pre-pandemic passenger levels - The Brussels Times

27-05-2025

Your daily commute on the big screen? Brussels metro network as a film location - The Brussels Times

01-06-2025

Tram disruption for the next year: 30-year-old tracks in Evere to be renewed - The Brussels Times

20-05-2025

Floods, lockdown or terrorist attacks. How Brussels will warn residents in emergencies - The Brussels Times

11-06-2025

Disruptions on metro line 5 throughout the summer - The Brussels Times

10-06-2025

Disruptions on Brussels Metro Line 5 from June to August - The Brussels Times

28-05-2025

Multiple interruptions on Metro line 5 between 10 June and 20 August - The Brussels Times

29-05-2025

Brussels police conduct major anti-drug operation in Molenbeek - The Brussels Times

31-05-2025

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Request escalation when appropriate

When your issue remains unresolved despite a customer service representative's best efforts, politely requesting to speak with a supervisor can be an effective strategy. Begin by acknowledging the current representative's assistance before explaining that your situation might require additional authority or expertise. Phrases like "I appreciate your help with this, but given the complexity of my situation, would it be possible to speak with a manager?" maintain goodwill while advancing your case. Senior customer service personnel typically have greater flexibility regarding policy exceptions, compensation offers, or specialized knowledge that can unlock solutions unavailable at the front-line level. Escalation should be viewed not as a complaint about the initial representative but as a necessary step when your particular circumstance requires additional resources.