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The bicycle is important in Amsterdam, the region and the Netherlands. As a means of transport and as a means to make the city and the region liveable, safe and accessible. For over 40 years, Amsterdam and the region have been working on making cycling safe, easy and enjoyable for everyone. This makes Amsterdam an inspiring example for other cities and regions that want to become a cycling city.
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Bicycle Innovation Lab 2023 - submit your ideas before April 10!
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A new Bicycle Innovation Lab was opened on February 15th. This year we want to improve social safety on cycle paths, to make people feel safer on their bicycles and enjoy cycling more. Read everything about the theme of 'social safety' on this page. Do you know how you can improve social safety for a specific target group or at a specific location? Submit your idea before March 30th!
The winner receives β¬ 1,000,-, exposure on social media and the chance to realize the idea in real life! On this page you will find all the information you need to participate.
The judging panel has been revealed!
We are happy to introduce you to the inspiring professionals who will judge your entries. They all deal with topics that fit within the theme of 'social safety'. The judging panel consists of:
- Diederik Basta - Municipality of Amsterdam, project manager Smart Mobility
- Esther van Garderen - Fietsersbond, director
- Gert-Jaap Hoekman - NU.nl, chief editor
- Lucas Harms - Dutch Cycling Embassy, managing director
- Hélène de Bruine - Transport Authority, Behavior & Mobility advisor
Over the next week, we'll publish interviews the jury members to get to know them better. Stay tuned.
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