In this article, we take a look at one of the most commonly experienced road safety issues for cyclists. We give a brief overview of what countries are doing to prevent close passes and what more needs to be...

The UN accepts new resolution encouraging the promotion of sustainable transport to tackle various global challenges. ECF welcomes the resolution, recognising it as another prime occasion to promote and advocate for more cycling.

ECF Associate Member from Taiwan CHC will be at this year’s Eurobike conference to promote the International Bicycle Design Competition and their handcycle design.

Eurostar recently announced that bicycles can once again be transported across the English channel, despite some limitations staying in place. In this article, we examine the cans and cannots of bicycle carriage on the Eurostar.

ECF looks back on the final conference of the EU CYCLE Project, which explored EU support for cycling investments across European regions and the benefits of cycling in combatting climate change and improving public health.

ECF welcomes the Central Denmark Region to Cities & Regions for Cyclists (CRC), a network that brings together local and regional administrations actively working to promote cycling as a mode of transport and leisure.

New PATH report reveals ITF member countries are increasing their commitment to walking and cycling policies and strategies but more needs to be done to really connect this work to their climate, health and equity agendas.

ECF recently sent a letter signed by 33 of its members to European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen requesting that she declare 2024 as the European Year of Cycling. Here, we explain why this is important – and how you can help make...

Velo-city 2023 Leipzig: Friday Daily Report – Leaders of the Future And so, the time has come to say goodbye. But as the old saying goes, don’t be sad it’s over, be happy that it happened! Over the last few days, we’ve made so...

Leipzig made Velo-city history this week with over 1,500 attendees at the world cycling summit, who participated in a programme of over 80 sessions, with over 430 speakers from across the globe.

On Saturday 22 April, more than 15,000 people took part in the I Bike Budapest Parade, an event organised by the Hungarian Cyclists’ Club. Together they called for more and safer cycling in the city, demonstrating the strong desire for a liveable...

Velo-city 2023 Leipzig: Thursday Daily Report – Viva la re-velo-ution! And so, we roll into day three of VC23! Energised by last night’s incredible bicycle parade through the beautiful streets of Leipzig – not to mention the dance...