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Hi Maplefanta. For the spot at the Blijde Inkomstlaan towards Leuven/Liege: do I understand well the spot is best usefull if the parking is empty? I know there are little good spots from Brussels towards Leuven etc. I think the spot is not exactly drawn on Liftershalte, but almost nonetheless. Thanks for help ;) --[[User:Fverhart|Fverhart]] 17:18, 6 November 2007 (CET) | Hi Maplefanta. For the spot at the Blijde Inkomstlaan towards Leuven/Liege: do I understand well the spot is best usefull if the parking is empty? I know there are little good spots from Brussels towards Leuven etc. I think the spot is not exactly drawn on Liftershalte, but almost nonetheless. Thanks for help ;) --[[User:Fverhart|Fverhart]] 17:18, 6 November 2007 (CET) | ||
| + | : Eh Frank, the spot is indeed better if there is no car parked, but it is rarely (if ever) fully parked. So Far I have always only seen a maximum of one car parked there out of a possibility of four. Still, the traffic is slow and someone could stop quickly without disturbing the flow of circulation. Currently there is construction going on in this neighbourhood for at least a year still, so no car will park there. The only thing to pay attention is that this spot is especially great to catch white collar traffic or EU workers, and therefore it is more dead on Sunday... you just wait more long. But average waiting time is 5-10 minutes or the fifth car. [[User:Maplefanta|Maplefanta]] 14:29, 16 November 2007 (CET) | ||
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Hi Maplefanta. For the spot at the Blijde Inkomstlaan towards Leuven/Liege: do I understand well the spot is best usefull if the parking is empty? I know there are little good spots from Brussels towards Leuven etc. I think the spot is not exactly drawn on Liftershalte, but almost nonetheless. Thanks for help ;) --Fverhart 17:18, 6 November 2007 (CET)
- Eh Frank, the spot is indeed better if there is no car parked, but it is rarely (if ever) fully parked. So Far I have always only seen a maximum of one car parked there out of a possibility of four. Still, the traffic is slow and someone could stop quickly without disturbing the flow of circulation. Currently there is construction going on in this neighbourhood for at least a year still, so no car will park there. The only thing to pay attention is that this spot is especially great to catch white collar traffic or EU workers, and therefore it is more dead on Sunday... you just wait more long. But average waiting time is 5-10 minutes or the fifth car. Maplefanta 14:29, 16 November 2007 (CET)
