Walking and cycling featured more prominently than ever before at this year’s COP29 climate conference, thanks to the active engagement and sustained advocacy efforts of ECF and its Partnership for Active Travel and Health (PATH) coalition partners...

ECF will actively participate once again at COP29 as a UN-accredited observer NGO, as well as a core partner of the Partnership for Active Travel and Health (PATH), and a long-time member of the Partnership for Sustainable Low Carbon Transport (...

Authored by Jill Warren and Froso Christofides ECF goes to WUF12 to advocate for cycling’s potential to help meet climate goals and improve people’s health and lives The twelfth session of the World Urban Forum by UN-Habitat took place on 4-8...

ECF welcomes Neringa Municipality to Cities & Regions for Cyclists, a network that brings together local and regional administrations committed to promoting cycling as a mode of transport and leisure, collectively representing...

Large transport infrastructure, from highways to railways, often creates barriers for non-motorised modes of transport, particularly cyclists. This phenomenon, known as the "barrier effect," can lead to longer travel times and safety concerns....

A new ECF report showcases 14 cycling projects that have benefited from European funding. Ranging from infrastructure to incentive campaigns, the selected projects cover a variety of initiatives that can serve as inspiration for stakeholders looking...

From 2026, €87 billion will be available through the EU Social Climate Fund for targeted purchase subsidies, cycling infrastructure projects, and bike-sharing schemes – key tools to fight transport poverty. However, this can only happen if Member...

ECF welcomes South Dublin County Council to Cities & Regions for Cyclists, a network that brings together local and regional administrations committed to promoting cycling as a mode of transport and leisure, collectively...

Today, the Partnership for Active Travel and Health (PATH), of which ECF is a founding member, publishes an open letter urging national governments to prioritise walking and cycling in their Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs) as a crucial...

On 27 September, the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (UNECE) adopted the Guide for Designating Cycle Route Networks, marking a crucial milestone in the international recognition of cycling infrastructure and cycle route networks....

The EuroVelo & Cycling Tourism Conference 2024 took place in Viborg, Denmark, this week, from September 23 to 25. Co-organised by Viborg Municipality and the European Cyclists’ Federation (ECF), the event gathered stakeholders from across the...

A new French study confirms that conditionally allowing cyclists to cross red lights improves the fluidity of cycling traffic without compromising road safety. However, there is a need to improve public awareness and understanding of traffic signs...