Special program - Soft mobility: the bike has the wind in its back
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The number of shared bicycles is now limited to 800,000, which does not prevent the pedestrian crossing here being blocked.
© Stéphane Lagarde / RFI
By: RFI Follow |
Guillaume Naudin Follow |
MFP Follow |
Francophone public radios
52 min
With climate change and concerns about the consumption of hydrocarbons, transport policies seek to promote alternatives to the car, especially in cities that are suffocating in exhaust fumes.
Soft mobility is therefore on the rise, and first and foremost, cycling.
In the saddle with partner radios of the French-speaking public media, Radio France, Radio Canada, RTBF, Radio-Télévision Belge Francophone, RTS, Radio-Télévision Suisse, and of course RFI.
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The video
In Beijing, the number of shared bicycles is now limited to 800,000, which does not prevent the pedestrian crossing here being blocked.
© Stéphane Lagarde / RFI
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