Traffic on the Brussels ring road has been impacted after a multiple vehicle crash involving at least ten cars took place on Tuesday.
At around 8:30, vehicles leaving Brussels and heading south on the road remained blocked for at least 1 hour, according to RTL.
Only one of three lanes is open to circulation, with the left lane of the road completely blocked and the middle lane obstructed.
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The accident took place on the segment between Hal and Wathier-Braine, to the south of Brussels, in circumstances that remain unclear.
While the situation is expected to evolve rapidly, reports say that drivers can expect at between 5 and 7 kilometres of traffic jams.
The Brussels Times
