Park-and-rides
Long-term parkers are being encouraged to park at a park-and-ride (P+R) at the edge of the city.
A vital link in reducing the car traffic in the city center is to create more park-and-ride (P+R) spaces. These will take care of the car traffic outside the city center and will offer connections with public transport or bicycles.
Overview
| Name | Number of parking spots | Location |
|---|---|---|
| P+R The Loop/Expo | 168 | Map |
| P+R Gentbrugge E17 | 233 | Map |
| P+R Gentbrugge Arsenaal | 278 | Map |
| P+R Moscou | 32 | Map |
| P+R Mariakerke Post | 20 | Map |
| P+R Industrieweg Wondelgem | 62 | Map |
| P+R Oostakker | 199 | Map |
| P+R Muide (Pauwstraat) | 101 | Map |
| P+R Maaltebruggepark | 36 | Map |
| P+R Hekers | 69 | Map |
| P+R Watersportbaan (Zuiderlaan) | 226 | Map |
| P+R Bourgoyen | 255 | Map |
| P+R Neptunus (Wondelgem) | 140 | Map |
| P+R Lübeck | 36 | Map |
| P+R Galveston | 100 subscribers | Map |
| P+R Sint-Pietersstation | 300 subscribers | Map |
Please be aware that P+R Galveston and P+R Sint-Pietersstation are paid park-and-rides. You are able to get a day ticket or subscription service for P+R Galveston. P+R Sint-Pietersstation only offers a subscription service (day tickets are not available).