A widely-shared picture on social media supposedly shows a free bus in Brussels called ‘not the 48’, which takes passengers with some free time to a ‘mystery’ destination. There is no such thing. The claim originates from a Twitter joke which went viral.
Public transport is free in Brussels and there is a bus there called “not the 48” which takes you to a mystery location.None of this is true—the claim originates from a Twitter joke. Public transport is not free in Brussels and the bus pictured goes to a stop called Mystère.
The tweet shows a picture of a bus that says it is going to “Mystère” and has the number 48 on it with a red line through it. The tweet has also been shared almost 3,000 times
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