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Links of the day –  November 14, 2012

Links of the day – November 14, 2012

| November 14, 2012

Living suburbs: Getting to Copenhagen – London’s Centre for the Built Environment In this free symposium a series of speakers, including Danish representatives, will share their experience with practitioners and policy makers in London and a number of workshops will compare approaches, and agree what action needs to be taken. You will be receive an [...]

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Links of the day –  November 13, 2012

Links of the day – November 13, 2012

| November 13, 2012

European Cyclists’ Federation – 13.11.2012-Transport Choice Or Industry Protection The car industry has bypassed transport policy to maintain its subsidies by acting as a business, not a transport choice. Fahrradunfälle in Berlin: Zahl getöteter Radfahrer steigt auf Höchststand – Fahrrad – Berlin – Tagesspiegel Making the Bike as Logical a Choice for Commuters as the [...]

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Links of the day –  November 6, 2012

Links of the day – November 6, 2012

| November 6, 2012

How Copenhagen passed its cycling proficiency test — and what the Danes can teach us | The Times Last month, The Times was invited by the Lord Mayor of Copenhagen to spend a day cycling around his city and talking to staff at the town hall about why the Danish capital is so easy and [...]

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Links of the day –  November 5, 2012

Links of the day – November 5, 2012

| November 5, 2012

European cities roll out cycling promotions | The Chronicle Herald COPENHAGEN, Denmark — Cycling through the heart of some European cities can be a terrifying experience as you jostle for space with cars, trucks and scooters that whizz by with only inches to spare. How Copenhagen passed its cycling proficiency test — and what the [...]

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Links of the day –  November 3, 2012

Links of the day – November 3, 2012

| November 3, 2012

Wheel you marry me? Europe has crush on cycling | UTSanDiego.com COPENHAGEN — Cycling through the heart of some European cities can be a terrifying experience as you jostle for space with cars, trucks and scooters that whizz by with only inches to spare.

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Links of the day –  November 1, 2012

Links of the day – November 1, 2012

| November 1, 2012

Better Transportation Options=Healthier Lives – Robert Wood Johnson Foundation The NewPublicHealth National Prevention Strategy series is underway, including interviews with Cabinet Secretaries and their National Prevention Council designees, exploring the impact of transportation, education and more on health. “Better Transportation Options = Healthier Lives” tells a visual story on the role of transportation in the [...]

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Links of the day –  October 31, 2012

Links of the day – October 31, 2012

| October 31, 2012

Special report: the boom and bust of China’s bike-hire schemes | Meng Si Xu Nan – China Dialogue The mixed success of public bicycle rental programmes in three Chinese cities – Beijing, Wuhan and Hangzhou – shows need for direct government support

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Links of the day –  October 29, 2012

Links of the day – October 29, 2012

| October 29, 2012

BikePortland.org » Blog Archive » Mayor Bloomberg: "Cyclists… more important than automobile riders" Bloomberg was introduced by the Commissioner of New York City’s Department of Transportation (and President of NACTO), Janette Sadik-Khan. She hailed Bloomberg’s leadership, saying that, “It’s not an exaggeration to say, the impact he’s had on New York, the nation, and the [...]

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Links of the day –  October 27, 2012

Links of the day – October 27, 2012

| October 27, 2012

Bringing a little Copenhagen back to Chicago | Active Transportation Alliance “In June 2012, three aldermen and two CDOT staff traveled to Copenhagen, Denmark, and other Danish cities to observe their bicycling infrastructure and bring back lessons learned to improve bicycling in Chicago.”

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Links of the day –  October 26, 2012

Links of the day – October 26, 2012

| October 26, 2012

BBC News – Heated cycle lanes to warm Dutch winter cyclists Towns in the Netherlands are considering a proposal to heat cycle lanes to encourage greater use of bicycles in winter. The scheme proposes to use geo-thermal energy to prevent ice forming.

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Links of the day –  October 25, 2012

Links of the day – October 25, 2012

| October 25, 2012

13 Reasons You Should Bike To Work – Business Insider Though U.S. has seen 40 percent growth in bicycle commuters since 2000, their numbers have yet to surpass 1 million. In contrast, there are 204 million personal vehicles on the road on a given day. That’s a shame. Not only does biking to work have [...]

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Links of the day –  October 24, 2012

Links of the day – October 24, 2012

| October 24, 2012

Eltis – The urban mobility portal – Show news – E-bike can increase bicycle traffic by more than 20% (The Netherlands) The Dutch Transport Knowledge Resource Centre KpVV analysed the potential of the e-bike for the commute to big cities in the Netherlands. It found that metropolitan and rural areas have a large potential to [...]

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Links of the day –  October 18, 2012

Links of the day – October 18, 2012

| October 18, 2012

Dutch traffic expert could help save Melbourne from gridlock | The Australian MELBOURNE should consider planting trees on wide roads to reduce cars and give more room to cyclists and pedestrians, an international transport expert says.

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| October 10, 2012

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Links of the day –  October 3, 2012

Links of the day – October 3, 2012

| October 3, 2012

More bikes sold than cars in Italy for first time since WW2 – Telegraph For the first time since the end of the Second World War the number of bicycles sold in Italy has overtaken the number of cars.

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Links of the day –  October 2, 2012

Links of the day – October 2, 2012

| October 2, 2012

The Quietest Revolution Ever: Critical Mass Budapest | Mandiner.Hungarian Globe [próbaüzem] My father, who lives in the countryside, recently said that he has noticed a conspicuous change in Budapest over the last few years. No, it is not the cleanliness of the streets, which are just as dirty as ever. It is not the hectic [...]

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Links of the day –  September 27, 2012

Links of the day – September 27, 2012

| September 27, 2012

The bike project / Why do Haredim put the brakes on pedaling? – Israel News | Haaretz Daily Newspaper There’s no Jewish legal problem with bikes (so long it’s not on Shabbes or holidays), but the relationship between ultra-Orthodox Jews and bikes still hasn’t blossomed. Cyclists are annoying: Why you think they’re a menace on [...]

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Links of the day –  September 26, 2012

Links of the day – September 26, 2012

| September 26, 2012

Mobilität: Lastenfahrräder, die besseren Minis | Auto | ZEIT ONLINE In Asien transportieren Menschen selbst sperrige Waren mit dem Fahrrad. Bei uns entdecken Städter das Lastenrad zaghaft. Die Angst davor ist unbegründet. European Cyclists’ Federation – Cycling Tourism: Europe’s 44 Billion Euro Gold-mine Cycling tourism is one of the biggest growth sectors in tourism. A [...]

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Links of the day –  September 14, 2012

Links of the day – September 14, 2012

| September 14, 2012

TfL Pushing For Eye-Level Traffic Lights for London Cyclists – News Tank TfL is pushing for trial of the Dutch-style lights, which will be placed at eye-level for cyclists to make it easier for them to commute around. This year, London witnessed the death of nine cyclists. Cyclists feel that allotting a dedicated traffic phase [...]

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Links of the day –  September 10, 2012

Links of the day – September 10, 2012

| September 10, 2012

Fest im Sattel auf den Radfernwegen | Deutschland entdecken | DW.DE | 05.09.2012 Fahrradtouristen kommen rum und sind gleichzeitig ganz nah dran an der Landschaft. Es gibt kaum eine bessere Möglichkeit, Deutschland abseits der großen Straßen zu entdecken. Wir geben Tipps für gelungene Fahrradferien. Le vélo dans l’avenir de nos villes Si aujourd’hui le prix [...]

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