Political Members
Georges Bach, MEP, Luxembourg “I will continue to work for better urban mobility and support initiatives that promote more cycling |
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“The cycling sector has proven abilities. Now is the time for Europe to show leadership and take its development to the next level. Cycling can rise to the many challenges that Europe faces during this Parliament’s term and beyond” |
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“Cycling is democratic. Have you ever heard about a cycling dictator?” |
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Mr Ujhelyi is a co-chair of Cycling Forum Europe. As a Vice-Chair of the Committee on Transport and Tourism, no doubt he will have the opportunity to promote cycling within the European Parliament. |
Members
He supports ECF objectives and promotes cycling, in particular in the Committee on Industry, Research and Energy of which he is a member.
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![]() “A few years ago a greenway was developed on the West coast of Ireland, and it has helped completely revitalize rural communities through the development of the bike tourism industry. Ireland is a country that has a lot to benefit from cycling” |
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“Cycling is a real opportunity for the regeneration of the current European economic situation. Cycling can be a connector between several areas; from agriculture to transport, industry, health sector and infrastructure sector. I think that Mr Juncker could find very good ideas on how to spend the 300 billion euros package in the cycling agenda.” |
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“I cycled from Bratislava to Brussels. It took me nine days. I must tell you, Europe is much nicer from a bike than from a car!”
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“We are running out of time to protect Europe’s climate and to improve its energy and transport systems resilience. I will support any initiative that will help cycling spread in Europe”
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![]() Claudia Țapardel, MEP, Romania “Cycling will help to make our cities more livable, healthier and less congested”
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Civil society and corporate members
- European Cyclists’ Federation (ECF)