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delijn.be

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What delijn.be does.

De Lijn is a Vlaemish transportation company serving Antwerp and surrounding areas with buses, trams, and metro services. They offer route planning tools, ticketing options, and various types of passes for different user groups including students, seniors, and people with disabilities. The company operates on specific schedules during holidays, exams, and festivals like Pukkelpop, providing free night buses after events. Renovation works are ongoing in the Antwerp metro system to improve its sustainability. De Lijn also provides information about service disruptions and rerouting due to construction projects. Founded in 2026 as a Vlaemish transport company, De Lijn serves an extensive network covering multiple cities and towns in Flanders.

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