Most of The Netherlands is covered in a blanket of snow right now, but many municipalities have been working hard to clear all that snow from the streets and cycle … Continue reading
Last month the city of Bologna, capital of the Italian province of Emilia Romagna, issued a municipal ordinance in which it was also stated that cycling (and riding a moped) … Continue reading
Winter 2011/2012 was really mild in the Netherlands up until Friday afternoon on the 3rd of February 2012 when finally the first snow came to the country. Of course, it … Continue reading
This main cycle route from the north of the city of ‘s-Hertogenbosch (aka Den Bosch) to the centre in the south is completely cleared of snow and ice during winter. … Continue reading
On this sunny Monday afternoon in December 2010 the roads were covered with heavy snow. But people in the Netherlands keep on using their bicycles as much as possible. Although … Continue reading
The first snow of the winter of 2009/2010 and the Netherlands came to a grinding halt. Motorised traffic and the trains that is, not the cyclists. They kept on going … Continue reading
Evening rush hour in ‘s-Hertogenbosch (a.k.a. Den Bosch) in the Netherlands. During the winter months rush hour takes place in the dark. This day it also snowed so the road … Continue reading
First snow in winter 2010/2011. It wasn’t heavy snow, but it did fall all day so the streets couldn’t be cleared of it. Such a thin layer of snow didn’t … Continue reading
Winter cycling impressions in Utrecht, Netherlands. In a country where cycling is mostly for utility purposes people don’t stop using their bikes just because temperatures drop below freezing point. When … Continue reading
Why stop cycling when it snows? The Dutch really can’t be stopped by anything… or so it seems, in doing what they always do: cycle everywhere, no matter what the … Continue reading
Riding a bicycle from the inner city to the suburbs of ‘s-Hertogenbosch on a fast priority bicycle path (once out of the medieval city). The city council designated this bicycle … Continue reading