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The University of Wuppertal invites applications for a W 3-Professorship for “Bicycle Traffic Planning” (legal basis: W 3 LBesG NRW; § 36 HG NRW).
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University of Wuppertal
27. March 2020 | News > North Rhine-Westphalia
First-time funding provided by BMVI for university chairs on cycling
Cycling will be a university subject: Today, Federal Minister Andreas Scheuer presented seven institutions of higher education with their “future cheques” to fund endowed chairs on cycling. The actual objective is to embed cycling in research and teaching – from infrastructure planning through mobility management to cycling-friendly legislation.
6. February 2020 | News > Germany
German Design Council
The Bicycle Brand Contest by the German Design Council (Rat für Formgebung) is aimed at companies in the bicycle industry and their partners in supply, as well as the design and communications industry.
3. November 2019 | News > Germany
1st Cycle Logistics Conference - Urban logistics should become more sustainable
On 25 October 2019, pioneers and experts in bicycle logistics discussed clean and efficient logistics concepts using cargo bikes with around 250 guests from companies, associations, research, politics and local authorities. At the 1st Cycle Logistics Conference of the German Cycle Logistics Association (RLVD) in Berlin...
25. October 2019 | News > Berlin
9th Amending Regulations
As from 2020, it will become mandatory for longer goods vehicles to be equipped with a turn assist system. At the same time, the Federal Ministry of Transport and Digital Infrastructure (BMVI) will expand the authorized network by the sections notified by the federal states.
13. October 2019 | News > Germany
Representative Survey
41 percent of those surveyed intend to use the bicycle more frequently in the future. This is shown by the representative population survey "Cycling Monitor 2019", which is commissioned every two years by the Federal Ministry of Transport. 44 percent of people in Germany regularly use a bicycle.
9. October 2019 | News > Germany