Integrating sustainable transport and economic development is increasingly relevant, given the need to demonstrate value for money in public projects. Thi...
The Slovak national Government has shown great support towards the bicycle. Since 2014, it has been organising the national Bike2Work campaign, improving it eve...
The event will inspire stakeholders with best practices and innovative solutions to promote the most energy efficient transport modes for both short and long di...
Report from the European Parliament. A coordinated approach to cycling for local and regional authorities in the EU
Cities are becoming increasingly important. Up to 70% of the EU’s population lives in urban areas, they consume about 80% of the EU’s energy use and generate up...
At the opening reception of the 2016 ECF AGM in Stockholm the board and members of the federation recognised the tenth anniversary of the appointment of Bernhar...
The Portuguese government has launched a €6.4 million long term bicycle-lending program in 17 universities, covering different parts of the country’s mainland....
It’s that wonderful time of year again. ECF partner ISCA (the International Sports and Culture Association) is currently hosting their 5th annual Move Week. Mov...
Sindikat Biciklista from Zagreb, Croatia, together with the Minister of Economy Tomislav Panenić and Minister of Environmental and Nature Protection Slaven...
ECF was invited by the TRA Programme Committee to organise a session on cycling research. Moderated by ECF Secretary General Bernhard Ensink, the session featur...The Transport Research Arena (TRA), Europe’s largest research conference on transport, was organised in Warsaw from 18 to 21 April this year. Compared to previous edition...
Russia and several CIS countries held an International Congress on Cycling. The event gathered delegates from the greatest cycling countries, to share their exp...
Latest news from the ECF. Read about,congestion charges, success stories from our leadership programme, how cities can change is more people cycle, and the Climate Action...