Corona-related decrease in traffic accidents overall, no decrease in the number of cyclists killed.
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Germany: accidents on German roands in 2020
7. July 2020 | Nachrichten > Deutschland
Tracking report by infas and Motiontag
Corona is massively changing mobility in Germany. This was to be expected, but the effects of the pandemic are often different in detail than assumed. This is shown by an initial measurement by infas and Motiontag, which is based on the smartphone-based collection of GPS movement data.
17. April 2020 | Nachrichten > Deutschland
Cerema principle sketches for corona crisis
The corona measures in France have led to a sharp decline in motorized individual traffic. The space that has been freed up offers opportunities for temporary cycling facilities. The French Cerema Institute has now presented various implementation options.
15. April 2020 | Nachrichten > Frankreich
Study on mobility behaviour
The mobility behaviour of the Swiss changed considerably during the period of special measures to contain the spread of the corona virus. In particular, the number of kilometres travelled by bicycle increased sharply.
14. April 2020 | Nachrichten > Schweiz
Report of the European Environment Agency
The increasing use of e-scooters or ride-sharing services is changing the way people get around in urban centres. But according to a report by the European Environment Agency, walking, cycling and public transport remain the best way of sustainable urban mobility.
12. February 2020 | Nachrichten > Europa / EU
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 | Nachrichten > Deutschland
People’s health and travel behaviour in the Netherlands
The relationship between people’s health and travel behaviour in the Netherlands was examined. The focus was not only on the health differences between people with varying travel behaviour. The physical activity people derive from their daily mobility was also examined.
23. September 2019 | Nachrichten > Niederlande
Mobility of children and young people in Switzerland 1994 to 2015
Swiss young people between the ages of 16 and 20 today cover many more distances by public transport and on foot than by bicycle. The proportion of 13 to 15 year-olds who use their bikes has fallen sharply, but now it seems to have bottomed out, according to an analysis by the Federal Offices FOPH...
18. September 2019 | Nachrichten > Schweiz
E-bike sales again increased significantly
The bicycle market has stabilized at a good level, and e-bike sales are growing. The Bicycle Industry Association estimates that around 920,000 pedelecs were sold through retailers in the first half of 2019. Double-digit growth of around 12 percent is expected for the year as a whole.
4. September 2019 | Nachrichten > Deutschland
Policy Recommendations for Local Government
The report – published by the Association of German Cities (DST), the Association of German Cities and Municipalities (DStGB) and Agora Verkehrswende – provides a synthesis of the first, primarily international, experiences with shared e-scooters, describes the opportunities and challenges they...
2. September 2019 | Nachrichten > Deutschland
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