Railways policies

• Can children under 14 years old travel alone with SNCB?

• Can I take my bike on the train with SNCB?

  There are different options available if you want to travel in SNCB by bicycle:

  Folded bicycles and scooters:

  • Are allowed on board for free if the following conditions are met:
  • It must be folded or collapsed prior to boarding and during transportation.
  • It must be stored in designated areas (underneath your seat, between seats, or in the vestibule at the entrance of the carriage).

  Non-folding bicycles:

  • You must pay a Bicycle Supplement if you want to ride your non-folding bicycle on the train (normal bicycle, but also tandem, cart, segway, or electric bicycle).
  • The train attendant will tell you where you can keep your bike while travelling.

  E-bikes:

  • E-bikes are subject to the same rules as regular bikes. You need to buy a bike ticket for your e-bike, and it should be placed in the designated areas.

  Bike Storage:

  • Bikes should be placed in the designated bike areas on the train. You are responsible for securing your bike during the journey.

  Parking:

  • Many SNCB stations offer bike parking facilities. Make sure to use these designated areas to avoid fines or removal.

  Safety:

  • Always follow the station regulations regarding the use of bikes and scooters to ensure the safety and comfort of all passengers.
• Can I take my pet on the train with SNCB?
• Can I take my scooter on the train with SNCB?
• Do I need to buy a ticket for children and what are the special prices with SNCB?
• How much luggage can I bring on the train with SNCB?
• Is there assistance for people with reduced mobility on SNCB?
• What are my Passenger Rights with SNCB?