Bernhard Ensink, ECF Secretary General, spoke at a Hi-level transport ministers meeting In Malta on Wednesday 29th March, here’s the press release. It followed...
During the last months, four European countries have introduced tax breaks for cycling to work or extended existing ones: France, Belgium, Luxembourg and Italy....
To enable more people to cycle to work, is one of the objectives of the European CHIPS – Cycle Highway Innovation project. The first step of the project involve...
European Transport Ministers launched the “Valetta Declaration on Improving Road Safety” at a Ministerial Conference on Road Safety in Valletta (Malta) today un...
The main theme of the conference will be "Smart Mobility – Synergy Between Sustainable Mobility and New Technologies". The goal is to incite new forms of...
This document that has been put together by a group of 25 experts, representing 13 governmental and non-governmental organisations, academia and business repres...
On behalf of: -The European Cyclists’ Federation (ECF) and its global network Scientists for Cycling (S4C), -Radboud University, Nijmegen (Institute for M...
For the Kyiv Cyclists’ Association (AVK), the Ukranian member organisation of ECF, 2016 was a very busy and successful year, advocating for a better c...
Do your share! - Thursday 23rd March - Networking Event Just like any sector, cycling can only grow through favourable policies, decisive public inv...
Today, on the 13th March 2017, European Cycling Federation (ECF) has launched its new report called ‘Bikes and Trains: 7 basic services that give cyclists a smile’. The r...
It is possible to get more people to use long-distance and international rail services and thereby help to reduce Green House Gas (GHG) emissions in EU – and it...
Latest news from the ECF. Read about new ECF report, launch of EuroVelo maps, Vehicle Safety Regulations delayed by the European Commission and much more!