
Roadman’s houses are “donated” to promote sustainable tourism
An initial project of 30 roadman’s houses scattered on a ridge that connects the via Francigena to the Appian Way through bike paths.
An initial project of 30 roadman’s houses scattered on a ridge that connects the via Francigena to the Appian Way through bike paths.
The 2016 CES show that took place in Las Vegas presents a few products that could revolutionise how bicycles are used in the future. We’ve chosen five.
Cyclist Paola Gianotti will ride her bike with enthusiasm to hand in the Bike the Nobel signatures collected by the Caterpillar radio programme to Oslo’s Nobel Committee.
Electric, hydrogen, autonomous and connected cars. The new vehicles exhibited in Detroit are wonderful and sustainable. Here are the most beautiful ones.
The Netherlands amaze us all again: a tunnel for cyclists and pedestrians has been built underneath Amsterdam’s central railway station to quickly reach the trains, buses and ferries.
In the Ruhr district, a 100 kilometre highway for cyclists that uses abandoned railways and canals will connect ten cities and four German universities. The first stretch was opened in Mülheim.
Daniele Carletti’s and Simona Pergola’s anecdotes of their solidarity bike ride through China: now, they even donate bikes to those who have no means of transport available.
On the eve of Paris COP21, the global march for climate will be followed by a bike ride aimed to call for binding measures against climate change.
The campaign of the radio programme Caterpillar presents bicycles to the Nobel Committee as a potential nominee for the Nobel Peace Prize because they’re revolutionary yet pacific means of transport.
Riding a bike on Sunday morning to enjoy the city, this is what David Cristian suggests after he got on his folding bike and saw some of Barcelona’s most beautiful graffiti.