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Belgium's speed cameras and dense section-control network.
Belgium checks speed with fixed and mobile cameras, red-light cameras and trajectcontrole sections that time you between two cameras. Outside towns the default limit is 70 km/h in Flanders and Brussels but 90 in Wallonia, and Brussels streets are 30 unless signed.
Section controls time you between two cameras 5 to 30 km apart and fine your average speed, so slowing down only at the camera does not help. They are widespread in Flanders, a handful run in Wallonia (contrôle-trajet), and Brussels has one in the Leopold II tunnel.
Brussels, Antwerp and Ghent run camera-checked low-emission zones every day. Most foreign cars must register online first, free: once for Flanders, once for Brussels. Dutch plates are exempt. Since 2026 Brussels bars Euro 5 diesels and Euro 2 petrol cars.
At junctions without signs, traffic from the right goes first, even from a small side street. Trams have priority over everyone. Failing to give way starts at €116.
Up to 10 km/h over costs €53. Above that, every extra km/h adds €6 outside towns, or €11 in towns, 30 zones and school areas. More than 40 over outside towns, or 30 in town, goes to court.
Statistics reflect verified enforcement data currently in our database and are reviewed regularly.
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