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[…] Paris has shown that it is possible to redistribute public space quickly and effectively, preserving the city’s historic charm while creating streets that prioritize people over cars. The result is a city where parents ferry children to school by cargo bike, commuters glide past the Seine on protected lanes, and cycling is no longer a daring choice—it is a practical, everyday reality.

[…] Paris has shown that it is possible to redistribute public space quickly and effectively, preserving the city’s historic charm while creating streets that prioritize people over cars. The result is a city where parents ferry children to school by cargo bike, commuters glide past the Seine on protected lanes, and cycling is no longer a daring choice—it is a practical, everyday reality.

“cycling traffic in Paris has increased by 240% between 2018 and 2023, while car traffic has steadily declined”

The safest cities for cyclists earned the lowest fatality scores and highest infrastructure ratings among nearly 300 U.S. cities analyzed.

A report from French newspaper Le Monde paints a vivid portrait of the city’s evolving cycling culture, revealing a surge in two-wheeled activity that has captured the attention of cyclists and urban enthusiasts alike.