On 27 and 28 September, the Dutch Consulate in Istanbul organized a Dutch Design Session specified to cycle lane ideas.

On October 4th, the Dutch Cycling Vision was launched by offering the first copy to the Secretary of State Mrs. Stientje van Veldhoven!

This Thursday, October 4th, the RDM Submarine Wharf in Rotterdam South will be transformed into one big Living Lab.

The first Holland-Florence workshop was held in Pallazio Vecchio on the 21st of October in Florence, Italy.

Last week, we had the honour of welcoming 8 members from the municipality of Oslo. Their goal was to experience the Dutch cycle-related urban and mobility developments, focused on retrofit projects with limited room for expansion, as this is a challenge they are facing in Oslo.

The Dutch Cycling Embassy was present at the ITS 2018 in Copenhagen. Jointly with the Cycling Embassy of Denmark, we participated to the session “Connected, cooperative and sustainable – How cities can accelerate cycling through intelligent mobility solutions.”

On Tuesday September 18th, the DCE received a delegation from the Province of Nakhon Phanom, Thailand. The DCE was introduced to delegates of this province by Adrie Braat, who noticed the upcoming cycling culture when visiting the region last year.

Last Friday, September 7th, a delegation from the city of Vejle visited Amsterdam. These city representatives were here to experience the Dutch way of cycling and wanted to be inspired by our infrastructure for local improvements.

On August 28th, the Society and Technology Research Group at Mercedes-Benz Daimler visited the office of DCE to ask our experts about their opinion and expectations regarding the developments of future mobility and the cycling challenges in Dutch cities.