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Delays on Brussels ring road after Injury near Jette

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Traffic is badly delayed after an accident between several cars and a motorcycle occurred over the Brussels ring road outside Jette approximately 8:30 on Tuesday morning.

Two lanes of the trail were closed while the vehicles were removed and were reopened around 9:00.

#R0 buitenring: thv UZ-Jette is er moeilijke doorgang door een ongeval. De file groeit sterk aan.

On account of the closed, vehicles have been queued for 15 kilometres, Le Soir reported, also there are still delays of as many as 2 hours.

Additionally, there Are delays of 30 Minutes on the A12 in Boom and 45 minutes to the E40 from Ghent, according to Le Soir.

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