Markings on cycling infrastructure play an essential role in safer cycling by mitigating risks, enhancing visibility and overall enforcing a sense of safety for cyclists.

ECF published a short analysis on how European cities are implementing the EU Urban Mobility Framework to promote and enhance cycling for their inhabitants.

Are you planning to attend Velo-city 2024 in Ghent and wondering how to get there? The obvious choice would, of course, be the bicycle. Even for those coming from the other side of Europe, the EuroVelo cycle routes can bring you all the way to our...

ECF and CFE Member, the Norwegian Cyclists' Association, assessed how well Oslo's municipal enterprises facilitate cycling and other forms of active travel in the workplace.

ASAŞ Aluminium Industry and Trade Co. Inc was awarded Gold level Cycle-Friendly Employer (CFE) certification, by ECF Member and CFE National Coordinator for Türkiye, ENVERÇEVKO, becoming the second-ever Turkish employer to be certified.

The international campaign needs your support to ensure the mobility of Ukrainian volunteers, provide critical communal services and deliver humanitarian aid to those in need.

ECF has released a new factsheet that compiles, compares and analyses requirements for avoiding interruptions and delays across cycling standards and guidelines from five countries.

This year, the first national cycling strategy was adopted in Croatia. Read on for an indepth look at the development of the strategy and what this means for cycling in Croatia.

ECF strongly welcomes the provisional agreement on the Energy Performance of Buildings Directive which sets, for the very first time, European minimum bicycle parking norms for virtually all types of buildings, both residential as well as non-...

The third edition of ECF's "The state of national cycling strategies (2023)" is published today, providing a snapshot of progress on the development of cycling strategies across the Eurasian region.

The past year was another successful year of championing more cycling at events and forums across the world

As the year ends, ECF is taking a trip down memory lane and revisiting the greatest hits from the world of cycling advocacy during 2023. ECF’s roundup of the best and most-read articles throughout the last 12 months ranges from advocacy milestones...