Traduction de «Shared bicycle lane » (Anglais → Français) :

shared bicycle lane [ shared bike lane ]

shared bicycle lane | shared bike lane

shared lane | shared bike lane | shared bicycle lane | signed shared roadway | shared roadway | designated shared roadway

bicycle lane | bike lane | cycle lane | on-carriageway cycle lane | on-street cycle lane | BL [Abbr.]

colored bike lane | coloured bike lane | colored bicycle lane | coloured bicycle lane | colorized bike lane | colorized bicycle lane

shared lane marking [ sharrow | shared-use lane pavement marking | shared-use pavement marking ]

bus and bicycle lane | bus-bike lane

self-service bicycle [ shared bicycle | self-service bike | shared bike ]

bicycle sharing | bike share | bike sharing | self-service bicycle hire system | self-service bike hire system

22. Points out the need to reduce congestion and air pollution in urban areas and calls for the introduction of incentives to encourage the use of sustainable modes of transport across Europe, with the inclusion in travel information and journey-planning services of information about diverse mobility services, e.g. car sharing, carpooling, park-and-ride systems, bicycle rental systems, cycles lanes and footpaths;

22. Points out the need to reduce congestion and air pollution in urban areas and calls for the introduction of incentives to encourage the use of sustainable modes of transport across Europe, with the inclusion in travel information and journey-planning services of information about diverse mobility services, e.g. car sharing, carpooling, park-and-ride systems, bicycle rental systems, cycles lanes and footpaths;

22. Points out the need to reduce congestion and air pollution in urban areas and calls for the introduction of incentives to encourage the use of sustainable modes of transport across Europe, with the inclusion in travel information and journey-planning services of information about diverse mobility services, e.g. car sharing, carpooling, park-and-ride systems, bicycle rental systems, cycles lanes and footpaths;

Municipalities in most of the EU-25, the EFTA states, Croatia and Romania, as well as in Brazil, Canada, Colombia, Japan, Taiwan and Venezuela, plan to hold a Car-Free Day and/or take other initiatives during European Mobility Week to promote ‘clever commuting’ through the use of low- or no-pollution forms of transport. To date 937 towns and cities have registered their participation and the number is still rising. Local initiatives planned include the introduction of new or improved public transport services, city-centre pedestrian zones, bicycle lanes ...[+++] and rental facilities, zones with a 30 km/h speed limit, new ‘park and ride’ services between the city centre and suburbs, and car-sharing databases.