Troels Andersen was representing Fredericia Cycle City at the 22th of May at the Climate Change conference in Markinch, Scotland. He made a key note presentation on how implementing cycle friendly cities can change local health and the carbon dioxide emissions. Even though that the level of cycling in Scotland is far behind the Danish level, cycling has fine possibilities and potentials in urban areas.
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Cycling Embassy of Denmark’s Annual Report 2017
The Cycling Embassy of Denmark’s Annual Report 2017 is out! 2017 has been an exciting year. CED contributed to the new EU cycling strategy, entered the discussion on automated vehicles and cycling, launched a new publication and a Virtual Reality film, making it possible to cycle through the streets of Copenhagen. The CED is evolving …
The Cycling Fund 2009-2014 – prelimenary evaluation
The first national Cycle Fund from 2009-2014 was established in 2009, allocating € 134 for promoting cycling in municipalities. The objective of the Cycling Fund is to facilitate projects that can improve conditions for cyclists all over Denmark in order to make the bicycle a more attractive and safe. In this five-year period, the fund …
Danish Cycling Know-How – New publication from CED
A new publication from the Cycling Embassy is out now. This is your chance to meet the members of the Cycling Embassy of Denmark and learn more about the network. In Denmark, we have 100 years of experience planning cycle-friendly cities, developing cycling infrastructure and cycling campaigns. And people from all over the world …
On average, Danes cycle 1.6km a day
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