Norway's National Transit Plan Will Spend Almost $1 Billion on New Bike Highways

3/4/2016

This article discusses Norway's ambitious plan to invest billions of dollars in building a network of bike highways. These highways are intended to provide safe and efficient cycling routes between cities and suburbs, with the goal of encouraging more people to commute by bike. The article highlights the benefits of such infrastructure, including reduced congestion, improved air quality, and increased physical activity. It also examines how Norway's approach to transportation planning prioritizes sustainable modes of transport and aligns with its commitment to combating climate change. Overall, this initiative reflects a forward-thinking approach to urban mobility and sets an example for other cities around the world.

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