- BYPAD improves cycling policy in cities
- Amsterdam investigates bicycle parking on rooftops (The Netherlands)
- Gdynia rewards cycling commuters (Poland)
- Province of Flemish-Brabant launches online mobility information point (Belgium)
- Bucharest Public Transport Operator introduces SMS payment (Romania)
- Blog about sustainable mobility nominated for the Grimme Online Award (Germany)
- Free public transportation for car drivers in Nysa (Poland)
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.>> go to News section
Web based coordination of road investments and repairs in Warsaw (Poland)
In 2009 the Warsaw’ Office for Coordination of Investment and Maintenance of Roadways has launched an internet portal, providing an insight into the detailed description of projects and renovations of city streets. The web site has proven to be useful for both people and institutions as a source of information and coordination.>> go to Case Study section
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.>> go to Videos section









