As promised in last week’s post, this week we get to ride the new continuous cycle route from Woerden to Utrecht.The F12 is about 18 kilometres long and it took me under an hour to cycle from one end to the other. Since we already discussed the route at length in the previous post and video, I will keep this one a little different.

Separate roads, for different ways of travelling

YouTube video by Hackney Cyclist

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Last Thursday, a renewed cycle route, the F12, between Woerden and Utrecht was officially opened by a representative of the Province of Utrecht and councillors from the two cities. The route is about 18 kilometres long and runs entirely through these two municipalities in the province of Utrecht. Thanks to this continuous cycle route, people can now cycle between the two cities more smoothly, safely and comfortably.

Last Thursday, a renewed cycle route, the F12, between Woerden and Utrecht was officially opened by a representative of the Province of Utrecht and councillors from the two cities. The route is about 18 kilometres long and runs entirely through these two municipalities in the province of Utrecht. Thanks to this continuous cycle route, people can now cycle between the two cities more smoothly, safely and comfortably.

YouTube video by BicycleDutch

Thank you for granting me the honour of addressing you all at the beginning of this decisive session.

Objectively, Vredenburg in Utrecht is a very busy street. And yet, when I give guided tours, some people keep telling me that I have no idea what a really busy street looks like. What do they mean? Probably that, in their mind, a street cannot be busy when it does not have private cars. There aren't any here now. But it wasn’t always like this.

Objectively, Vredenburg in Utrecht is a very busy street. And yet, when I give guided tours, some people keep telling me that I have no idea what a really busy street looks like. What do they mean? Probably that, in their mind, a street cannot be busy when it does not have private cars. There aren't any here now. But it wasn’t always like this.

YouTube video by BicycleDutch

YouTube video by BicycleDutch