Cycling

Cycling is not only good for the environment and your health, but can also save you money. Cycling will get you to your destination quickly and conveniently.

Check that your bicycle has good brakes, a bell that works and lighting approved for cycling in the dark.

Checking your bicycle over once a year can help to avoid any nasty surprises, such as a faulty brake.

Riding a bicycle is much more enjoyable if you cycle responsibly and comply with traffic regulations. This improves the interaction between different road users.

Some rules for cyclists

• A cyclist must give way when coming off a cycle path onto a road
• It is prohibited to cycle on footpaths, pavements and walkways unless otherwise indicated
• Signal when changing traffic lanes
• Use a safe level of speed
• Use your bell when overtaking and when necessary to avoid misunderstandings
• Do not ride your bicycle while under the influence of drugs

Read more about cycling, rules and road safety (pdf, 153 kB,Listen)

Cycling map