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How many Danes bike? And why are the Danes so keen on cyling? These are a just a few of the FAQs, the Cycling Embassy of Denmark gets on a regular basis. The latest data from the Danish National Travel Survey provides some of the anwers. The Danish...

(CNN) — If you’re taking a strict view on the world’s most bike-friendly cities, the eventual list would mainly take in a smallish patch of northwest Europe. One such rating table, produced by the Denmark-based cycling advocacy group Copenhagnize, has...

A Cycling Without Age group in Singapore (Photo: Cycling Without Age) On Ole Kassow’s regular cycling route through Copenhagen, he often saw a 97-year-old resident of a local nursing home enjoying the outdoors with his walker. Without fail, the man...

The Netherlands has one. Denmark had the first. Britain has had one since 2010. Cycling Embassies, that is. And now there’s one in Tokyo, the Cycling Embassy of Japan. This has been founded by Byron Kidd of the tokyobybike blog – and he is the embassy...

Transport For London (TfL) serves a role similar to our Metropolitan Council except only for transportation. TfL coordinates transportation and road design across the boroughs and cities of greater London and operates or coordinates services such as...