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The document discusses a cycling game called "Be-Cycle" created by the Cycle Cities project. It provides examples of low-cost policies to promote cycling, such as reducing traffic speeds, creating bike paths, adding bike parking, and modifying infrastructure near schools. The document directs the reader to page 57 of a European Commission report for more information on cycling initiatives in urban areas.
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The document discusses lessons that can be learned from the city of Bordeaux's experience with bicycles. It references a game called "Be-Cycle" that was created as part of the Cycle Cities project. The document asks what the main lessons are that can be drawn from how Bordeaux has approached bicycles.
Yellow12 A rapid rise in bicycle traffic happened in...
The document discusses a rise in bicycle traffic in some cities and references a game called "Be-Cycle" that was produced as part of the Cycle Cities project. It directs the reader to a link for more information on factors that contributed to the trend of increased bicycle use.
Yellow11 the cycling atmosphere is relaxed
The document discusses a cycling game called "Be-Cycle" that was created as part of the Cycle Cities project. The game aims to create a relaxed and enjoyable cycling atmosphere. More information about the game and project can be found by visiting the URL provided.
Yellow9 bikes vs. cars
The document promotes the "Be-Cycle" game from the Cycle Cities project and advocates for bicycles as tools for positive change in cities by reducing car usage. It questions whether economic powers will allow a transition to more bicycle-friendly cities and transportation systems. The document encourages searching for "bikes-vs-cars" or visiting the http://www.bikes-vs-cars.com/thefilm website to learn more.
Yellow8 Make the city really liveable!
The document discusses the "Be-Cycle" game, which was created as part of the Cycle Cities project to encourage more livable cities. It notes that people often choose to drive short distances not just for convenience but also to avoid traffic, and that increasing transportation options beyond motor vehicles can help the environment, health, and quality of urban life. The ideas are from an article by Marcia D. Lowe published by the Worldwatch Institute.
Yellow5 Bicycles are faster than planes
The document describes the benefits of cycling as a means of transportation for short distances up to 5 km within a city. Cycling is more flexible than other options as it allows stopping freely at shops and cafes without needing to find parking or deal with traffic or delays from public transportation. Cycling provides freedom of movement in an urban environment for short trips.
Yellow3 Discover the cycling advantages in the Sevilla Charter
The document discusses the "Be-Cycle" game which was created as part of the Cycle Cities project. It references the Seville Charter which outlines cycling advantages. The Charter was presented at the 2011 Velo-City Conference in a document directed at all EU Transport Ministers.
Yellow2 more cycling is more quality urban life
The document discusses the "Be-Cycle" game, which was created as part of the Cycle Cities project to promote cycling. It summarizes that increased cycling leads to an improved quality of urban life through reductions in air and noise pollution, safer public spaces, and a more attractive city for families. This idea is supported by a report from the European Commission on the benefits of cycling for towns and cities.
Violet15 Rise! And claim for cycling policies
The document discusses cycling policies and rights. It argues that cyclists have the same rights to roads as drivers of other vehicles. It also argues that unjust laws should not be accepted and that change sometimes requires disobeying unjust laws, as was done during civil rights movements. The document references a Critical Mass gathering in 1992 as part of a social struggle for better cycling policies.
Violet14 19 beautiful ways to protect bike lanes
The document discusses how bike lanes can be designed creatively through artistic and flexible designs that are tested early on. Modern protected bike lanes have physical barriers between bikes and cars that come in different shapes and styles. The ultimate design of bike lanes depends on factors like budget, guidance, experience, climate, maintenance needs, aesthetics, and community priorities. It provides a URL with examples of beautifully designed protected bike lanes.
Violet13 cycling depends by politics
The document discusses how political will is a key factor in promoting effective cycling policies and infrastructure. Visionary politicians and continuous investments in urban planning and innovation are needed to develop cycling. The CEO of Copenhagenize Design Co. shares his opinion in a video about how political decisions can impact cycling development in cities.
Violet12 cycling is a matter of planning
The document discusses France's National Cycling Plan from 2012 which had the goals of encouraging more bicycle tourism in Europe, completing bike routes between cities, and establishing tax incentives for employees who commute by bike. The plan also aimed to combine cycling with public transportation as an alternative to car use.
Violet11 safe cycling is possible
The document discusses cycling myths and safety. It addresses seven common myths about cycling through an article that examines each myth and provides facts to dispel concerns about cycling safety. The goal is to promote safe cycling by educating about actual safety risks and realities.
Violet9 planning for cycling is possible
The document discusses a new regional legislation in Puglia, Italy that promotes cycling. It provides a link to a slideshow presentation on the new law and interventions to support cycling infrastructure. The legislation aims to make planning for cycling infrastructure and mobility possible in the region.
Violet8 morebikes feweraccidents
The document discusses a study from 1992-2004 in Salzburg that showed an increase in bicycle use of 40% led to a decrease in injuries per bicycle kilometer of about 40%. The study suggests that more bicycle use can reduce accidents, as promoted by the Cycle Cities project and their "Be-Cycle" game product.
Violet7 cycling helps public transport
The document discusses how cycling can improve public transportation systems. Integrating cycling and public transport networks can optimize both systems by extending the reach of public transportation stops from 3-4 times up to 9-16 times farther for citizens who cycle part of their commute. The document advocates for building integrated cycling and public transit routes and connecting local cycling paths optimally to important transit stations, while also providing bicycle parking and other services at stations.
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Yellow12 A rapid rise in bicycle traffic happened in...
Yellow12 A rapid rise in bicycle traffic happened in...
Yellow3 Discover the cycling advantages in the Sevilla Charter
Yellow3 Discover the cycling advantages in the Sevilla Charter
Violet6 cycling policies are low cost
- 1. The “Be-Cycle” game is a product of the Cycle Cities project made by The policies for cycling are low-cost Here are some examples: the reduction of the speed of traffic, the creation of circuit paths, the diffusion of parking for bikes, modifications to existing traffic lights, changes of road markings, attention to interventions in the vicinity of schools. Follow the link and discover more at pag. 57 of “Cycling: the way ahead for towns and cities”, a European Commission - DG XI research report. URL: http://ec.europa.eu/environment/archives/cycling/cycling_en.pdf