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Interview with Koen Kennis
Pedestrians are always first in Antwerp
From seducing citizens with convenient mobility options to creating living streets with a maximum speed of 20 kilometres per hour and tapping on smart solutions, Koen Kennis, Antwerp’s Vice Mayor, shares how Antwerp is pulling out all stops to create a more walkable city.
Interview with Koen Kennis
Pedestrians are always first in Antwerp
From seducing citizens with convenient mobility options to creating living streets with a maximum speed of 20 kilometres per hour and tapping on smart solutions, Koen Kennis, Antwerp’s Vice Mayor, shares how Antwerp is pulling out all stops to create a more walkable city.
Interview with Koen Kennis
Pedestrians are always first in Antwerp
From seducing citizens with convenient mobility options to creating living streets with a maximum speed of 20 kilometres per hour and tapping on smart solutions, Koen Kennis, Antwerp’s Vice Mayor, shares how Antwerp is pulling out all stops to create a more walkable city.
Interview with CEO David Green
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