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Controversial "Lego Concrete Blocks" in Torhout Make Way for Permanent Traffic Islands, but Local Residents Remain Dissatisfied: "Totally Unnecessary"

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The controversial concrete blocks on Ernest Claeslaan in Torhout have been removed. The city opted for smaller, permanent traffic islands with signage posts to increase traffic safety. According to local residents, these interventions are unnecessary and the concrete blocks actually create more traffic jams.

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Controversial "Lego Concrete Blocks" in Torhout Make Way for Permanent Traffic Islands, but Local Residents Remain Dissatisfied: "Totally Unnecessary"

The controversial concrete blocks on Ernest Claeslaan in Torhout have been removed. The city opted for smaller, permanent traffic islands with signage posts to increase traffic safety. According to local residents, these interventions are unnecessary and the concrete blocks actually create more traffic jams.

·Brussels, Belgium
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vrt broke the news in Brussels, Belgium on Friday, August 7, 2026.
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