Tag Archives: cycle parking
Bicycle Parking policies Zaanstad ridiculed
The enforcement of the bicycle parking restrictions in Zaandam was ridiculed on national TV this week. Zaanstad municipality issued a parking restriction of 4 hours for a street in the … Continue reading
Cycle path removed in Utrecht
It must be the first time I show you a cycle path that does not exist anymore. Even in the Netherlands sometimes cycle tracks disappear. There was a cycle path … Continue reading
Utrecht removes illegaly parked bicycles
Parking restrictions for bicycles are not to be taken lightly in the Netherlands. Utrecht has recently removed hundreds of bicycles just from the station area alone. And that is done … Continue reading
Bicycle parking restrictions in the Netherlands
With a bike share of transportation that is unique in the world come “problems” that are equally unique. At least some municipalities in the Netherlands see a problem in the … Continue reading
When parking space becomes tight
In most countries people will think about parking cars when they read the headline. In the Netherlands there is also a shortage of parking space for bicycles. Even though bicycles … Continue reading
Houten celebrates cycling
Houten, “Cycling city 2008” in the Netherlands, celebrated the official opening of two railway stations, a work of art and -by opening a giant bicycle wheel lock- the grand bicycle … Continue reading
Bicycle Parking – 800 meters of cycle racks in Utrecht (Netherlands)
It is known the Dutch are world champions in utility cycling. That they combine public transport with cycling is lesser known. What it leads to can be seen in this … Continue reading
Bicycle parking Amsterdam Central Station
There is a big shortage of bicycle parking around Amsterdam Central Station. The city provided temporary facilities to park bicycles. At the back of the station there are old ferries … Continue reading
Bicycle Parking Problems in Utrecht
In a country with more bikes than people, parking your bicycle at a popular destination such as train stations can be a problem. The bigger the station the bigger the … Continue reading
