A new circulation plan in Brussels city centre aims to reduce traffic, creating more liveable neighbourhoods throughout the city. The plan is part of a growing political trend to move away from car-centric urban policy across Europe.

ECF is proud to announce that 25 years after its inauguration, a much-requested feature has been unveiled by the EuroVelo Management Team. New downloadable GPX tracks will improve accessibility and ease planning of cycle adventures on the network.

ECF has been spending recent weeks pushing for cycling to play a greater role in Europe. The bicycle’s link to European transport policy and the flagship TEN-T network has been up on the agenda, with ECF joining EU events and missions to engage with...

Momentum for a pan-European cycling plan builds as EU Commission and Parliament officials, speaking at two separate transport events, announce support for a pan-European cycling declaration to boost levels of cycling as part of a just transition....

And so, the time has come to say goodbye once again. What a week it has been, and with an emphasis on cycling tourism, bike economics and urban mobility innovation, the final days of VC22 certainly had it all! After another jam-packed day of all...

The sun shone brightly on Day 2 of Velo-city 2022, that saw the Velo-citizens joined by citizens of Ljubljana for the annual Bike Parade. If you missed a session or two whilst in line for ice cream, we don’t blame you! Luckily, we’ve gathered some...

Finally – we are back! After nine months since we last met in Lisbon, Velo-city has returned, this time to the beautiful city of Ljubljana. We hoped you enjoyed your first day as much as we did, with our host city certainly living up to its name...

Bringing together stakeholders from the public sector with actors from the private sector, Velo-city's exhibition aims to accelerate the building of bike friendly cities and much more!

Led by Belgium, six EU countries signed a “European Bicycle Declaration” on World Bicycle Day 2022, calling on the European Commission to develop a “proper action plan at the EU level” to prioritise cycling.

Mayors of five Balkan countries will convene in the Slovenian capital to share their experience on how to promote cycling and boost behavioural change in their cities.

People say Ljubljana is a hidden gem of Europe. It is a vibrant city that combines architecturally impressive historical buildings with wide green spaces. It should come as no surprise then that it has been awarded European best destination 2022....

Recently opened section of F3 cycle highway costs a record €32.5 million, a price tag which highlights exactly why cycling infrastructure needs to be considered from the beginning of all TEN-T projects.