The Leuven transport region is fully committed to sustainable mobility. Together with Blue-bike and Interleuven, an ambitious bike-sharing network is being rolled out: more than 700 Blue-bikes, including 240 e-bikes, spread across 62 locations in 31 cities and municipalities.

Thanks to this expansion, every resident and visitor to the Leuven transport region now has a Blue-bike within cycling distance.

• 62 locations in 31 cities and municipalities
• 700 bicycles, including 240 e-bikes

With the rollout, 40 additional Hoppin points will also be equipped with Blue-bikes. A Hoppin point combines various means of transport, such as bus, train, (shared) bicycle, or (shared) car, so you can easily switch between them.

The Leuven transport region is switching completely to a back-to-many system. This means that you can pick up a bike at one location and leave it at another Blue-bike point in the transport region at no extra cost.

This offers greater flexibility, ideal for commuting, school, hospital visits, or recreational rides.

The following cities and municipalities belong to the Leuven transport region:

• Aarschot

• Begijnendijk

• Bekkevoort

• Bertem

• Bierbeek

• Boutersem

• Diest

• Glabbeek

• Geetbets

• Haacht

• Herent

• Hoegaarden

• Hoeilaart

• Holsbeek

• Huldenberg

• Keerbergen

• Kortenaken

• Kortenberg

• Landen

• Leuven*

• Linter

• Lubbeek

• Oud-Heverlee

• Overijse

• Rotselaar

• Scherpenheuvel-Zichem

• Tervuren

• Tielt-Winge

• Tienen

• Tremelo

• Zoutleeuw

Cycling in the Leuven transport region is particularly affordable. The price depends on the type of bike and your chosen rate plan. Discover our rates here or in the Blue-bike app.

*From January 1, 2026, these discounted rates will also apply to locations in the city of Leuven.

If you don’t want any unpleasant surprises in the form of extra costs, always end your ride via the Blue-bike app and wait until you receive confirmation that your ride has been ended correctly.

The Blue-bike location at Leuven Rector De Somerplein is underground. If you leave your bike on the square, it will be picked up by the police and you can expect a GAS fine. More information is available on the City of Leuven website.