BPF (Belgian Parking Federation) represents the parking sector and the parking actors towards third parties, whether public or private, in the context of the challenges related to mobility and parking on and off-street in Belgium.
Inform
BPF informs its members and interested third parties about evolutions, developments and challenges in the parking sector.
Research
BPF studies in close cooperation with EPA (European Parking Association) the challenges and developments in the on and off-street parking sector in Belgium.
BPF in a few figures
Founded in 1980, the Belgian Parking Federation has 8 members, who together manage more than 213 car parks in Belgium. The members of the Belgian Parking Federation provide their customers with 213,106 parking spaces in total in 45 cities.
Membres
22/09/2022
EPA Congress – Pictures
The 20th Congress and Exhibition of the European Parking Association (EPA) was held in Brussels from 12 to 14 September 2022. Co-organized by the Belgian Parking Federation, the theme was: "The EU Green Deal and the Future of Parking" - Integrated Solutions for Dynamic Urban Management. Find here some pictures of the event.
25/01/2022
Letter of EPA (European Parking Association)
Dear members of the European Parking Association, wishing you all a very good start in the year 2022 which we all hope will let us enter a new and easier phase of the pandemic with more opportunities for personal exchange, travel and face to face meetings.
15/09/2020
20th EPA Congress & Exhibition
The 20th Congress and Exhibition of EPA took place in Brussels from 12 to 14 September 2022. The theme of the event was: “The E.U. Green Deal and the Future of Parking” – Integrated Solutions for Dynamic Urban Management. Find further information on the Congress website.
10/07/2020
21.4 billion going to the State: Belgian drivers are the most taxed in Europe!
Driving a car costs a lot… an arm and a leg you could say. And the State seems quite hooked on taxing drivers. According to calculations by Febiac, motor vehicles bring in 21.4 billion euros each year. A figure, which, in relation to the number of vehicles, puts Belgium in top spot when it comes to the most taxed drivers.