Cycling for the Environment

Cycling does not emit any pollutants, unlike motorized vehicles, which release harmful emissions into the air.

When people choose to cycle instead of driving, they reduce the number of vehicles on the road, which in turn reduces greenhouse gas emissions.

Bike commuting refers to the use of a bicycle as a primary mode of transportation for daily commutes, such as to work or school.

The Netherlands is known for its extensive cycling infrastructure and high levels of cycling adoption, with over 25% of all trips made by bicycle.

A bike lane is a designated lane on a road specifically reserved for cyclists, typically marked with pavement markings and signs.