364 MEP candidates from 23 countries across all main political groups filled in the ECF survey, with most replies in absolute numbers coming from Finland (40) a...In the run-up to the next European Parliament elections on May 22-25, ECF and its members invited candidates to reply to a survey on European cycling policy. 364 Member o...
Numbers presented recently by German two-wheeler industry association ZIV suggest that in 2013 the value of sales on the bike market remained largely stable at...
Cycling in Apulia A study on the mobility needs of people travelling to Puglia, with a specific focus on cycling mobility, is being carried out by the Pugli...
Velo-city Global 2014 is just around the corner! Here at ECF we are getting more and more excited about all the fun, interesting, and enlightening events offer...
Photo: wili/Flickr Ljubljana, April 22. The B-track-B campaign “One can get far on bicycle!” started on Earth Day in Slovenia's capital with a bike ride fro...
Irish Minister from Department of Finance and MEP candidate, Brian Hayes, with ECF President, Manfred Neun Irish Minister and MEP candidate Brian Hayes signe...
Photo: Neil Fraser One of Belgium’s most famous exports is the family of blue cartoon characters known as the ‘Smurfs’. They may soon be joined by something...
"Golpe de Estrada" (coup de route) is the appeal launched by an anonymous group of families from Oeiras, Portugal which has spread virally on social networks....
Cycle parking - a passion-filled debate or a dull technical topic? Surprising ECF's Development Director Kevin Mayne, his personal musings on cycle parking sp...
At least 10 000 lives could be saved and over 76 600 job opportunities created if people in major European cities cycled as much as the citizens of Copenhagen....
Look at them go! Four kindergartens in Fredericia (Denmark), a participating city in B-Track-B, focused on encouraging young children to develop cycling habits...
Even in a year such as 2013, marked by economic hardship as well as a meteorologically challenging spring (to say the least), the French continued to buy bikes...