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Adaptive Streets – New Handbook
After an internship with Gehl Architects, two students from the University of Washington in the U.S. have produced a handbook on strategies for making better urban spaces for citizens of all ages based on their experiences with the Gehl approach and the Danish bicycle culture. Read more about Gehl Architects and view the handbook here. […]
Focus on Cycling – New publication from the City of Copenhagen
Focus on cycling is a new publication, communicating guidelines for the road projects in the city of Copenhagen. The purpose is to contribute to road projects in Copenhagen being designed so that bicycle traffic is considered as optimal as possible. Niels Tørsløv, Director of the Traffic Department, City of Copenhagen, writes about the publication: “The […]
Collection of Cycle Concepts 2012
“Collection of Cycle Concepts 2012″ contains the most recent Danish bicycle knowhow on everything from infrastructure and road to campaigns and life style and updates the field since the publication of the first edition of “Collection of Cycle Concepts” from 2000. Collection of Cycle Concepts 2012 is not intended to be a summary of Danish […]