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February 7, 2019
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Benefits of Cycling [Draft Version]

February 7, 2019
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Benefits of Cycling [Draft Version]

This guide will give you information about the benefits of cycling and introduce the actions you can take to increase cycling in your city.

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Safe Cycling Design Manual for Istanbul
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Safe Cycling Design Manual for Istanbul

This manual examines three main topics: (1) the benefits of urban cycling; (2) governance of cycling infrastructure and user preferences; and (3) solutions for implementing safe, sustainable cycling infrastructure. The manual draws from field research and a survey of over 3,000 stakeholders in Istanbul.

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