Berlin's Plan to Become a City for Cyclists - CityLab

A new law could see the city’s cycling infrastructure completely transformed.

"When Berlin unveiled its plans last week to become a more bike- and pedestrian-friendly city, it was almost immediately hailed as a revolution. Assembled by the Green Party (part of the city’s ruling coalition), the draft of a new law calls for at least 100 kilometers (62 miles) of cycle superhighways threaded across the city—and that’s just the start of it.

By 2025, the city will also create 100,000 new bike parking spots...

A new law could see the city’s cycling infrastructure completely transformed.

"When Berlin unveiled its plans last week to become a more bike- and pedestrian-friendly city, it was almost immediately hailed as a revolution. Assembled by the Green Party (part of the city’s ruling coalition), the draft of a new law calls for at least 100 kilometers (62 miles) of cycle superhighways threaded across the city—and that’s just the start of it.

By 2025, the city will also create 100,000 new bike parking spots...