Cycling is such a part of Copenhagen transport that even the road markings can intimidate a visiting foreigner. So how do Copenhagen’s children learn the rules to help them understand all the workings of a cycle-priority intersection? At the playground, of course.
Seeing a botched cycle lane is akin to guilty pleasures. It can repel and even enrage us but still we are hypnotized by it and can’t look away. Either thanks to pure disbelief that this is indeed the work of a sentient being or sheer…
Back in 2015, following the huge increase in refugee arrivals to Germany, Annete Krüger and her partner decided to try to teach the female migrants how to cycle. When they founded the NGO Bikeygees, however, the demand this scheme was met with took them by…
In reaction to our article about Japan’s ingenious train for cyclists, one of our fans pointed us in the direction of this gem from cycling history. After the Second World War, Britain’s day-to-day and social life was slowly getting back on track and TV broadcasts…
