ECF highlights the importance of road safety audits and reports some examples on how the Dutch province of North Brabant keeps its roads safe for cyclists.

ECF publishes the 2022 edition of the The state of national cycling strategies report. 14 of the 44 countries analysed now have a national cycling strategy in force, while eight are currently in the process of developing one...

ECF provides an end-of-year update on our lobbying efforts to ensure bicycle parking is effectively included in the revision of the Energy Performance of Buildings Directive.

A new global coalition and campaign, a more prominent role for cycling in European and national policies, progress towards an EU Cycling Strategy and cycling’s essential role in addressing the climate and energy crises: 2022 was an active and...

ECF looks back on some of the key events that took place during the year, including international conferences, high-level webinars and inspiring speeches.

ECF showcases how national cycling strategies, suitable infrastructure and financial incentives can help countries best implement the EU Urban Mobility Framework policy and increase cycling levels in their cities.

ECF looks back on the best achievements of our Members & Networks throughout 2022 in advancing policies, committing funds, developing new infrastructure and achieving greater awareness about the role of cycling as a mode of transport and leisure...

Time to leave 2022 behind us with an overview highlighting the best and most read ECF articles of the year.

The Council of the European Union stresses “determination to promote sustainable tourism” in its conclusions on the European Agenda for Tourism 2030. ECF illustrates how EuroVelo cycling tourism can be part of the agenda’s Multi-annual EU Work Plan...

Portugal inscribes amendment to 2023 state budget reducing VAT rate on bicycle sales with the goal of increasing cycling modal share to 10% by 2030. Customers can now save hundreds of euros when purchasing bicycles.

ECF takes a look at recent developments within the Council of the EU and the European Parliament to analyse the progress being made in getting cycling and EuroVelo included in the upcoming Trans-European Transport Network guidelines revision.

ECF hosts a delegation headed by Greece’s Deputy Minister for Transport Issues, Mr. Michalis Papadopoulos, to discuss ways to improve cycling in the country, as well as Greece's recent signing of the European Cycling...