45K views · 770 reactions | Many take the design of our current streets for granted. But streets have always changed, and will keep changing. We can choose the next direction. (made by The Natural City, Walter Dresscher) | Urban Cycling Institute | Facebook

46K views · 1.5K reactions | One of the five principles of Dutch bicycle network design is COMFORT. The CROW Manual states cycling infrastructure should “Ensure cyclists experience minimal nuisance (vibrations, extra exertion due to height difference, trouble from other traffic) and delay (stops)”. https://dtvcapacitybuilding.com/blog/principles-for-cycling-infrastructure-design-comfort/ | Dutch Cycling Embassy | Facebook

14K views · 416 reactions | Cycling routes can be the backbone of a city. A mobility corridor, such as The Underline, links various neighborhoods and key destinations, facilitating the flow of pedestrians and cyclists throughout the city. #DCELegacy Read the interview: https://dutchcycling.nl/knowledge/cycling-news/the-underline-miamis-dutch-inspired-active-transportation-corridor/ | Dutch Cycling Embassy | Facebook

1.5K views · 3.3K reactions | Time to start planning your next adventure! Get a free Bicycle Routes Handbook from Adventure Cycling. Discover 50,000 miles of low traffic and off-road routes throughout the US and Canada. | Adventure Cycling Association | Facebook

3.8K views · 587 reactions |  Unlock the secrets of America's best cycling routes with a FREE booklet from Adventure Cycling. From serene countryside paths to epic mountain trails, our detailed maps will guide you every pedal of the way. Perfect for planning your next bike trip!  Sign up now to receive your free routes booklet! | Adventure Cycling Association | Facebook