Did you cycle to work this morning? If you did, good for you! Not only does cycling help with traffic and pollution, it also makes us less dependent on cars and fuels. Here’s how the EU is supporting cycling across its member states.

This is what Europe does for cyclists

Florence (Firenze), Italy - Mobility: tramways and electric cycles, Dec 11, 2021

Rural desertification - Rehabilitation of a former train station into a bicycle shop

2021 European Year of Rail - Illustration of the railway station in Brussels

2021 European Year of Rail - Illustration of the railway station in Strasbourg

XI PES Congress in Lisbon - kick off EU election race with Frans Timmermans as lead candidate

Food delivery staff

Bicycle ride for blind people

Europa, da ist Musik drin - Bicycle ride for blind people

Catherine TRAUTMANN, Neil KINNOCK, Robert EVANS

MEPs cycling in Strasbourg

EUROTOUR 95 Cycling race in Europe

Visit of Bracieux School during the Eurobike at the European Parliament in Brussels

POLAND, Warsaw: Veturilo City bikes rent system

Mobility Week: third edition of the Sustainable2Wheels event, organised by ETRA on Agora in Brussels

MEP Kent JOHANSSON on a bicycle in front of the European Parliament in Brussels

Traffic in the snow

Velib in Paris. Bicycles.

Road safety

Shared bicycles in central Milan

Helga TRUPEL and Claus WELLE, Secretary General of the European Parliament

New Bikes - The European Parliament is becoming greener

Villo a Bruxelles

This Infoclip illustrates people arriving with bicycles in the station and getting on the trains in Strasbourg, Brussels and Karlsruhe.

Infoclip: Railway - Accessibility for bicycles in trains

This Infoclip illustrates Installation of new infrastructures for bicycles

Installation of new infrastructures for bicycles

This Infoclip illustrates the restart of sports and leisure activities after lockdown due to the coronavirus outbreak (Covid-19) in Brussels. People bicycling, jogging, rollerskiing, walking, going on scooters, rollerblading in leisure parks. People playing tennis and taking tennis classe.

Infoclip: Covid-19 - Restart of sports and leisure activities after lockdown

Illustrations of a pregnant woman, using bicycle, practising yoga, eating and reading

Infoclip: Social protection - Maternity leave

This Infoclip illustrates the stand about news for mobility which is called "We are mobility". It shows electric vehicles during the Brussels Motor Show 2018.

Infoclip: Alternative mobility at the Brussels Motor Show 2018

This infoclip illustrates how the manual workers installed the temporary exhibition in the House of European History. Some information panels were directly stuck on the walls whereas other movable panels were placed in different locations to separate the various parts of the exhibition. Screens and works of arts were an integral part of the presentation.

Infoclip: House of European History - Temporary exhibition

This infoclip illustrates the demonstrations on the future of Europe that happened in Kehl and Strasbourg.

Infoclip: Positive demonstration for the future of Europe (Kehl / Strasbourg)

This Infoclip illustrates the rental city bikes - Villo! in Brussels: illustration on two stations and users.

Infoclip: Rental city bikes

This infoclip illustrates the circular economy topic in several sectors: the textiles, the electronic products, paper and cardboard, plastics, biomass, and car-sharing. Source: EC - Audiovisual Service (http://ec.europa.eu/avservices/video/player.cfm?sitelang=en&ref=I111232) 00:26:44 - 00:27:23: © The Associated Press - The material is offered for the purpose of providing information and/or education on the European Union until 30/11/2020. The assignment to a third part is not allowed. For any other uses contact AP - www.aparchives.com

Infoclip: Circular economy

This infoclip illustrates the different cleaning-up operations carried out in the building of the European Parliament in Strasbourg and Brussels, as the cleaning of the hemicycle, the offices, the canteen or the repainting of walls, and the general maintenance of the building as well.

Infoclip: EMAS

Dutch citizens participate in the first elections in the Netherlands on 7th June 1979. They arrive at the polling station to vote.Campaign posters are displayed in the street. Wim VAN VELZEN (PvdA) arrives at the polling station.

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