π Mobility π΄¶
Mobility is more than just getting from A to B - it's about flexibility, sustainability, and making the journey your own. π π΄ββοΈππ
In short:¶
Short term¶
You can choose to start with either: - Mobility Budget right away, or - A temporary 'starter car' (a rental car for a limited period)
Long-Term¶
After some time, you have the option to: - Choose a Company Car through Lizy or Alphabet Lease platforms, or - Opt for the Mobility Budget after all
π’ Company Car vs. Mobility Budget¶
Company Car¶
- A fixed Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) budget assigned to you according to your wage category
- Includes a fuel/charging card
- Selected through Alphabet Lease or Lizy
Mobility Budget¶
- A budget equivalent to the TCO of a company car
- Extra flexibility in spending
- We work with the Olympus mobility platform
- Comprised of 3 pillars (details below)
π What is the Mobility Budget?¶
The Mobility Budget is a fixed amount that you can use to manage your own transport needs, including:
- Purchasing an (electric) bike, scooter, or e-step
- Subscriptions to public transport (De Lijn, MIVB, etc.)
- Housing costs like rent or mortgage payments (this is most used by our consultants)
- Use of shared transport options (Uber, taxis, shared cars/e-steps)
- Parking fees
- Up to 30 days per year to rent a diesel car (e.g., for vacation)
Submitting expenses is easy - just upload a photo through the app! π±
π€οΈ The 3 Pillars of the Mobility Budget¶
Pillar 1: Electric/Low-Emission Company Car¶
- Maximum 95g COβ
- Each new car should have lower emissions, ideally going down to 0 (electric)
- Includes costs for charging/fueling, administration, and company taxes
- Perfect if the carβs class isn't your top priority
- Any remaining budget can be used on the other pillars
Pillar 2: Sustainable Transport & Housing Costs¶
Examples include: - Purchasing or renting (electric) (moped) bikes, along with insurance and maintenance - Public transport tickets or subscriptions (for both Belgium and abroad, family members included) - Parking fees for public transport - Shared transport options like shared cars, e-steps (in Belgium and abroad) - Renting a car/caravan (within Belgium or abroad) - Housing costs such as rent, mortgage capital repayments, and interest (!most used!)
Pillar 3: Cash¶
- Any remaining budget is paid out as cash in January
- There is no way to transfer this remainder to the next year
- Note: The payout is taxed at 38.08%

π Rules & Regulations¶
For more information, visit: https://mobiliteitsbudget.be/nl
Key Rules:¶
- The Mobility Budget is generally released monthly but can be released all at once (e.g., a larger payout in September for purchasing a bike)
- Legal maximum limits apply to the Mobility Budget
- Manage your budget through the app πΌ
π Interested?¶
What to Do:¶
- Send an email to HR@plainsight.pro expressing your interest in the Mobility Budget
- Sign the attachment to your employment contract regarding the Mobility Budget
Letβs get moving! π΄ββοΈππ