We are starting a new series that will show you some of the most bike-friendly cities in the world. We will try to discover their secret and show you how they change everyday lives of their citizens.
Our natural first stop is Copenhagen. This is a city which gave name to the Copenhagenize index, by which all other cities are measured. A city where the proactive traffic planning and building of cycling tracks is going on for decades. Come with us and see for yourself.
If you approach an intersection and see a painted-off area with a bicycle sign inside, you’re coming upon a “bike box” meant to keep cyclists safe. A recent study by the Oregon State University College of Engineering tested how well it works compared to other…
The days are shorter, the roads are slippery with leaves and the potential for rain is high. They’re not the most inspiring conditions to cycle to work when it’s already difficult to crawl out of bed, are they?
As much as some will try to deny it, electric bike sales are on the rise. It is projected that by 2030, an estimated 30 million bikes will be sold per year, with around half of those being electric bikes.
Ah, Bern. How can one of the smallest capitals in Europe have so much to offer? Amazing atmosphere, historical landmarks on every corner, and three particularly charming bears that call the city centre their home. Yes, Switzerland’s capital is truly unique, and naturally, it has…
