CO2 emissions, cycling and the Hornby Bike Lane

In the ten years leading up to 2009 Copenhagen reduced CO2 emissions by 20% (40% since 1990).  During that time the cycling modal share increased by over 19% and the amount of "cycle tracks" (segregated bike lanes) increased by over 9%.  Copenhagen found that adding cycle tracks to a road section resulted in a 20% increase in cycling.

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