BYPAD improves cycling policy in cities

Even four years after co- funding by the European Commission, the BYPAD (Bicycle Policy Audit) project is still active in helping cities, towns and regions to improve their cycling policy. Since the development of the BYPAD method more than 170 cities, towns and regions in 25 countries have been certified.
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GPS-Based Tracking of Mobility Patterns, Luxembourg

The Luxembourgish research institute CEPS/ INSTEAD conducted a survey about the daily mobility patterns of pupils, combining a classical questionnaire with GPS-Based tracking of mobility habits/patterns. This combined approach allowed the collection of more qualified spatioa-temporal data on mobility patterns than a classical survey/questionnaire. The findings are intended to enable improvements in the provision of school transport in the outer districts of Luxembourg.
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Fietssuite: bicycle parking and in-house storage

More and more people are using bikes for short distance travel. However, when people live in attached dwellings or apartments, there can be a problem: where to park the bike? In this video, Mobiel 21 shows through tips and inspiring examples that there are many possible solutions.
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