Abstract
In recent years, cyclists seem to be taking over the streets of the capital. Does this increased visibility really reflect a return of cycling in Brussels? How can we obtain an accurate understanding of the evolution of cycling? In this fact sheet, the authors explore the different sources and approaches which make it possible to quantify cycling in Brussels. They make use of the various inputs to describe the major trends in its recent evolution.
Highlights
Brussels Studies, Fact SheetsEurope since the 1970s [Héran, 2014]? In this fact sheet, we shall explore the different sources and approaches which quantify cycling in the capital and its recent evolution
This fact sheet is a follow-up to the work on cycling in the Brussels-Capital Region carried out on behalf of Bruxelles Mobilité in the framework of the Observatoire de la mobilité de la Région de Bruxelles-Capitale
Our analysis is mainly based on the work carried out in the framework of the Observatoire de la mobilité de la Région de Bruxelles-Capitale [de Smet d'Olbecke et al, forthcoming]
Summary
We shall explore the different sources and approaches which quantify cycling in the capital and its recent evolution. Our analysis is mainly based on the work carried out in the framework of the Observatoire de la mobilité de la Région de Bruxelles-Capitale [de Smet d'Olbecke et al, forthcoming]
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