Belgium is stepping up road safety with the police action ‘2 Wheels’, targeting drivers of motorcycles, bicycles, e-bikes, scooters, e-scooters, mopeds, and speed pedelecs. Running from May 21 to May 23, 2025, this operation aims to raise awareness among vulnerable road users about the risks they face.
- Politie voert actie '2 Wheels' van 21-23 mei
- Richt zich op motoren, fietsen en e-steps
- Sensibiliseert zwakke weggebruikers over risico's
- Controleert naleving snelheid en veiligheidsuitrusting
- Checkt beschermende kledij bij motorrijders
- Inspecteert uitrusting en snelheid e-steps en fietsen
Starting at 2025-05-21 18:30:00, authorities will focus on ensuring compliance with traffic rules, especially regarding speed limits and safety equipment. Are you aware of the mandatory protective gear required on Belgian roads? How strictly are these rules enforced?
Understanding these measures is crucial for all two-wheel users to stay safe and avoid fines. Let’s explore the key points of this initiative and what it means for you.
Why is this police action important now? With the rise in two-wheel traffic and related accidents, focusing on safety gear and vehicle compliance can save lives. The campaign highlights several critical aspects:
- Federal police will verify motorcyclists wear mandatory protective clothing.
- Local police will inspect e-scooters and bikes for proper equipment and illegal modifications.
- Speed adherence and safety awareness will be emphasized to protect vulnerable users.
As this campaign unfolds, two-wheel users should prepare by reviewing their equipment and riding habits. Will you be ready to comply and contribute to safer Belgian roads? Stay informed and prioritize safety to protect yourself and others.
