Infrastructure

This week's Good Facility is at the railway station of Breukelen, a small town between Amsterdam and Utrecht in the Netherlands. 

The New Town of Stevenage is perhaps most famous for its cycling underpasses, built at the time of the town's construction.

This week we're featuring another cycle path alongside a rural A-road - this time in Scotland, along the A91 in Clackmannanshire, east of Stirling.

Who says business and cycling can't mix?

Is there really 'no space' for cycling infrastructure?

The main railway station in the city of Bruges in Belgium is connected to the city centre by this wide bi-directional cycle track, which connects directly with this large cycle parking garage, with

Unlike in Britain, where tarmac surfacing on routes in rural areas is often resisted on the grounds of having an 'urbanising effect', cycle paths in rural parts of the Netherlands will have a smoot

This week's Good Facility is a reminder that - once upon a time - when Britain built big roundabouts, we didn't forget about walking and cycling, and that we also managed to build underpasses that

Rural A-roads have the worst casualty statistics for cycling, per mile travelled.