Why we're going to the International Transport Forum Marrying Cycling and Public Transport (Monday, April 30) The Rise of Bike Share Schemes (T...
Why we're going to the International Transport Forum Marrying Cycling and Public Transport (Monday, April 30) The Rise of Bike Share Schemes (T...
€32 billion of transport funding is under threat, as the EU prepares its 2014-2020 budget. A wide coalition of transport groups including the European Cyclis...
Leveraging Bikes to Build a Better City: Best Practices from Around the Globe Live Webcast April 16, 11:30 AM ET / 8:30 AM PT (17:30-18:30 Brussels Time) ECF...
Cycling advocacy groups could benefit from the European Citizen’s initiative. With 1 million signatures, citizens can propose new laws. Brussels is often seen...
ECF’s Annual General Meeting in Vienna last week was without a doubt something special. ECF Policy officer, Martti Tulenheimo fills us in... Bicycle parades,...
69 participants from 21 organisations gathered this Friday to vote for a new board, approve the workplan and draw the shape of an even stronger ECF for 2020. W...
A father of two calmly taking his children to school has been subject to harassment by authorities in the Spanish City of Pozuelo de Alarcón, reports Mobility...
Credit: European Voice Commissioner Kallas was given a torrid time in the European Parliament yesterday over his decision to allow the Commission to unilatera...
Scottish cyclists are planning a “Pedal on Parliament” this April, joining the recent wave of European advocacy groups calling for safer conditions for all cy...
Vancouver will be hosting our trademark cycle planning conference, Velo-city Global this June. When ECF chooses a host for the event, it's not simply a questio...
Suzuki in Copenhagen, Credit: Mikael Colville Andersen Environmental Activist David Suzuki is excited about the world's biggest cycle planning conference co...