Up to 435,000 additional jobs might be created if 56 major cities had the same cycling modal share as Copenhagen, publication shows. Adding to a growing body of...
During the last months, four European countries have introduced tax breaks for cycling to work or extended existing ones: France, Belgium, Luxembourg and Italy....
Liveable cities are economically successful, and cyclists are good customers – more and more local businesses in Europe understand this link and work together w...
The report, which will be published in full later this year, is an updated version of an earlier study from 2014. It bases its estimates on data collected from...From 8 to 10 June, environment ministers and state secretaries from the pan-European region, including Russia and Central Asia, met in Batumi, Georgia, to discuss the way...
Integrating sustainable transport and economic development is increasingly relevant, given the need to demonstrate value for money in public projects. Thi...
With over 100 billion EUR, congestion costs European cities over 1% of the EU GDP per year. Looking for a solution, ECF studied the implementation of congestio...
Featuring exclusive insights from professionals in the cycling sector as well as important data from our report on job creation in the European cycling econom...
Promoting cycling within cities can generate significant revenue gains for local businesses. According to a new study by ECF, European cyclists spend an impress...
Main findings Cycling delivers major economic benefits in the EU: For example, the health benefits due to reduced mortality amount to 114-121 billion EUR,...
In reaction to the global financial and economic crisis that started in 2008, job creation has become a main priority of EU policy. In this context, ECF has dec...