Cycling Advocacy

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Cycling advocacy organisations in the USA

League of American Bicyclists - The oldest national cycling advocacy organization in the United States.

Thunderhead Alliance - A national alliance of American bicycle and pedestrian advocacy organizations

Sonoma County Bicycle Coalition - Promoting bicycling for transportation and recreation in Sonoma County California

California Bicycle Coalition - statewide bicycling advocacy group based in Sacramento

Wheels of Justice - International cycling safety advocacy group based in Melbourne Australia

Central Connecticut Bicycle Alliance - Hartford, CT and suburbs bicycle advocacy organization.

Cycling advocacy organisations in Europe

[http://www.ecf.com European Cyclists' Federation, ECF] - More than 40 members from 33 nations within Europe. The Thunderhead Alliance is amomg the associated members.

Cycling advocacy organisations with a global scope

Velo Mondial - Cycling as a daily mode of transport is widely recognized to alleviate problems and improve quality of life. There’s an urgent need to provide a suitable infrastructure to the growing use of bicycles.Velo Mondial aims to bring all international stakeholders together to create a higher-level synergy of expert knowledge to support the position of cycling planning on the agenda of local and national governments. Velo Mondial provides opportunities for cities to improve their support for cycling planning in order to achieve the benefits that cycling can offer. Velo Mondial organizes Cycling conferences with a global scope and participates in international projects.Recently Velo Mondial joined Spicycles promoting innovation in cycling planning. The Cooled Cycle Path in Qatar and the Beach Bike Boulevard are concepts from the heart of Velo Mondial.

CYCLING ADVOCACY FROM OTHER SOURCES

Cities for Cyclists - A primarily european network of cities exchanging know-how on the promotion of cycling.

Cycling the way ahead for towns and cities - European Union booklet on Cycling, published 1999

Kids on the move - Making Europe’s roads healthier for children. See also : Making Europe’s roads healthier for children http://www.epha.org/a/492

CYCLING ADVOCACY MIXED IN

The European Mobility Week Runs each year 16.-22. september in many European cities. Promotions of Cycling and intermodality often plays a central role

Transport and Health and the European office of the WHO - To the WHO it makes sense to promote activet transportation, especially when looking at Transport and health as an integrated policy field

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