Design manual for bicycle traffic

Rik De Groot

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Urban Transport and Accessibility Traffic and Road Safety Transportation Systems and Logistics

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In order to retain the bicycle's rightful position within the traffic system and, where possible, to strengthen it, a bicycle-friendly infrastructure is needed. This new manual describes the steps required to achieve such an infrastructure. It is a revision of an earlier publication 'Sign up for the bike'.

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