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19.02.2013
Germany: Means of transportation are increasingly combined – trend for cycling intensifies
18 years of German Mobility Panel (MOP): The long-term study of the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology monitors the processes and changes in everyday mobility behavior. The study shows that more and more Germans get on their bicycles, ‘established’ cyclists use it more often.
30.01.2013
Netherlands: Bicycle use can increase over 20 percent by pedelecs
The Kennisplatform Verkeer en Vervoer [Transport Knowledge Resource Centre] analysed the potential of the pedelec for commuting to all major cities in the Netherlands. Certain locations can expect a 20% increase in cycling due to the advent of bicycles with electric support.
29.01.2013
UK: 2012 growth sees increase in commuters cycling to work
The Cycle to Work Scheme provides an affordable solution to reducing commuting costs helping some employees save up to 42 per cent of the cost of a new bike and safety equipment.
18.10.2012
Purchasing Routes as Part of the Consumer Carbon Footprints (CCF)
The influence of the consumer on climatic changes caused by complete processing chains – the Consumer Carbon Footprint (CCF) – may be larger than has been thought.
10.06.2010
Denmark: Electric pedalling in Odense
In Denmark's third biggest city Odense, electric bicycles are becoming more and more commonplace alongside conventional bicycles. An electric cycling campaign, carried out in the city for the first half of 2010, is behind this newfound popularity.
22.05.2010
Great Britain: Comprehensive Evaluation of "Cycling Demonstration Towns" Shows Positive Pay Back
The "Cycling Demonstration Towns" programme in England (2008/11) shows first successes: Aylesbury, Brighton & Hove, Darlington, Derby, Exeter and Lancaster with Morecambe annouce increase of cycling by 27 percent - cost-benefit-factor at least by 3:1
23.12.2009
England: Leisure cycling on the rise in England
New figures suggest there has been a significant rise in the number of adults in England who regularly cycle.
18.06.2009
United Kingdom: More than a million trips per day on the National Cycle Network
Value for money National Cycle Network is cutting car traffic and getting more people active
25.05.2009
France: Public Cycle Hire Vélib in Paris – 50 Million Rides in Two Years
Customer survey by the municipality of Paris shows almost complete satisfaction. 46 percent of Vélib users drive more seldom with their cars.
12.05.2009
The European Commission promotes cycling
Summary: What is the European Commission doing to foster the mobility of its staff? What developments have there been in the policy in the last few years?
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