Residents living near the famous Belgian highway express concerns about their quality of life

In a recent article by DH Les Sports+, the lives of residents living near the Ring, a 75-kilometer highway surrounding Brussels, are explored. The article highlights the concerns expressed by residents regarding the noise and pollution caused by the heavy traffic on the Ring. Some residents also point out the lack of maintenance along the highway, which poses safety issues for livestock. Despite these drawbacks, some residents appreciate the sense of community among neighbors and the tranquility of their neighborhood. The article highlights the seasonal variations in noise levels and mentions the impact of the curfew during the Covid-19 pandemic, which reduced traffic on the Ring. In conclusion, the article emphasizes that while some residents have accepted the inconveniences of living near the Ring, others express frustration about the lack of measures taken to improve their quality of life [3608129e].