Up to 48 thousand cyclists per day cross Queen Louise Bridge in Copenhagen. We revisit Nørrebrogade on the cycle highway C95 to check how traffic lights w...
Interview to Christophe Najdovski, ECF President and Deputy Mayor of Paris for Transportation, Mobility, Roadway and Public Space. Christophe is a born and bred...
Biciclistas de Corella (Spain), Green Schools/Cyclist.ie - the Irish Cycling Advocacy Network, and Frie Fugle (Denmark) have collaborated with a youth associati...
More than a quarter of the world’s adults (1.4 billion) have greater risk of type 2 diabetes, cancer, dementia and cardiovascular disease, because they do ...
Update: Following numerous requests for an extension, we have decided to give one extra week to refine, finetune and submit cycling abstracts for Velo-city 201...
Up to 48 thousand cyclists per day cross Queen Louise Bridge in Copenhagen. One of the key measures that contributed to reaching such a high number is closing o...
Summer is already way ahead, and we are taking the opportunity to reflect on our member’s highlights and milestones from the first part of 2018. January proved...
The #VisionaryCities Series is a collection of best practices and success stories from visionary local authority leaders who contribute to make Cycling in Europ...
A new elevated section of the F1 cycle highway next to the Antwerp-Berchem train station bypasses two crossings with traffic lights, enabling faster and more co...
2018 has so far proved to be a busy year for the Cities & Regions for Cyclists (CRC) network, with our members across Europe holding events, receiving award...
During the Velo-city conference a multitude of sessions addressed pertinent topics for cities and regions that are committed to promoting bicycle use. A popular...
Up to 435,000 additional jobs might be created if 56 major cities had the same cycling modal share as Copenhagen, publication shows. Adding to a growing body of...