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Cycling for Everyone
Cycling for Everyone

Dutch Bicycle Infrastructure Training

 

The 2025 edition is planned for 17-20 June, 2025.

Co-designed by DTV Capacity Building and GO-bility, the Dutch Bicycle infrastructure Training is a 5-day course in cycling infrastructure planning and design. It teaches to apply the CROW manual on bicycle traffic. No matter location in the world. No matter background or experience.

The course consists of expert lectures, site visits in Breda, Rotterdam and Utrecht, visit to CROW and personal guidance on an individual case study. The curriculum covers the 5 design principles, network planning, street design (including protected intersections and roundabouts) and policy and strategy.

Participants from earlier editions typically work for planning authorities (from local to national authorities), engineering and consultancy firms, advocacy groups, NGOs. Their testimonials praise the cycling experience in The Netherlands, having a bike at their disposal all week long, the personal approach and the hospitality of the course leadership.

The 2025 edition is planned for 17-20 June, the week after Velo-city in Poland.

More information, a free study guide and testimonials on the course page

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