Breda University researchers are exploring how well-designed cycling infrastructure could transform cities by making urban travel more efficient, sustainable, and accessible. Their findings suggest that investing in bike-friendly networks may reduce congestion, lower emissions, and improve public health by encouraging active commuting. The study highlights how integrated cycling systems can address key challenges in modern urban mobility, offering a practical solution for future-proofing transportation. For cities seeking alternatives to car dependency, the insights could serve as a blueprint for policy and infrastructure planning.
Breda University: how cycling infrastructure can unlock the future of urban mobility PA Media
