The state of national cycling strategies in Europe (3rd edition)
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| Title | The state of national cycling strategies in Europe |
| Subtitle | 3rd edition |
| Part of | The state of national cycling strategies in Europe
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| Publisher | European Cyclists' Federation
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| Authors | Fabian Küster Beate Schusta
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| Date |  December 2023
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| Summary | "In terms of central government investments in cycling/active mobility, Ireland is the top investor with some €72 per capita annually, followed by Luxembourg (€52), the Belgian region of Flanders (€48), Scotland (€40) and Slovenia (€23). In 22 countries annual central government investments are below €10 per capita." |
| Keywords | Cycling
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| Locations | Europe
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| Publication |  Live as of 29 June 2026
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| Archive |  Archived by Wayback Machine on 13 January 2025
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