In 2017, 382 (2016 = 393) cyclists died on Germany's roads and more than 79,000 were injured. A total of 3,180 people were killed in traffic accidents in Germany. According to MiD, the number of kilometres travelled by cyclists has increased by 27 percent since 2008, while the proportion of...
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Germany: accidents on German roads in 2017
17. July 2018 | Nachrichten > Germany
ZIV Semi-annual Trend Barometer
Producers and suppliers of bicycles, e-bikes components and accessories report of a good start of the financial year 2018. ZIV assumes about 800,000-900,000 units in e-bike market until end of 2018.
7. July 2018 | Nachrichten > Germany
NCP-Project “Costs of urban transport”
The NCP project gives answers to the question "What are the real costs of different modes of transport?”
18. February 2018 | Nachrichten > Germany
2.4 million Euro for mobility and climate protection
Funded by the National Climate Initiative (NCI) by the Federal Ministry for the Environment, Nature Conservation and Nuclear Safety cycling conditions will be improved through lots of measures in cycling infrastructure, parking facilities, charging stations for e-bikes and additional bike share...
23. November 2017 | Nachrichten > Bremen
Cycling in multiple directions during red lights
Since 2015 it is allowed for cyclists to cycle ahead or to turn to the left or the right during red lights at traffic lights with special traffic sign. Some videos now explaining the advantages, i.e. for the increase in safety of cyclists.
7. October 2017 | Nachrichten > France
Germany
Almost every second person killed through traffic accidents were car passenger (1,531 dead persons) every sixth was driver or passenger of a motorcycle or scooter (536), every seventh a pedestrian (490) and every eighth person a cyclist (393).
14. July 2017 | Nachrichten > Germany
Promotion of walking and cycling in London
To get more Londoners "of all ages and backgrounds" active by making cycling and walking safer and easier in the capital , the new commissioner will work closely with the Mayor, Deputy Mayor for Transport and Transport for London (TfL)
3. January 2017 | Nachrichten > UK
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