Editing Leuven (section)

==Transport==
Within the city and its immediate surroundings, most distances can be covered on foot or with a bicycle. Several streets are off-limits to vehicle traffic and, within the city centre, road speed regulations prescribe {{convert|30|km/h|0|abbr=on}} as the maximum speed limit, making it a pedestrian and bicycle-friendly city. There are also a few car parking lots.

There are numerous buses, primarily operated by the public transport company [[De Lijn]], that connect the city with the region while providing travel options within the city centre. The so-called Ringbus follows the [[ring road]] of the city. Buses 91 and 616 connect Leuven with [[Brussels Airport]].
[[File:Historisch Station Leuven.jpg|thumb|[[Leuven railway station]]]]
[[Leuven railway station]] is located on the [[National Railway Company of Belgium|NMBS]] railway lines 35 (Leuven–[[Aarschot]]–[[Hasselt]]), 36 ([[Brussels]]–[[Liège]]), 36N ([[Schaerbeek]]–Leuven), 53 ([[Schellebelle]]–Leuven), and 139 (Leuven–[[Ottignies]]). In [[Bierbeek]], south-east of Leuven, lies the beginning of [[High-speed rail in Belgium|HSL 2]], the high-speed railway towards Liège.

The [[European route E40]] passes Leuven in the south, the [[European route E314]] connects Leuven with the city of [[Aachen]].