ECF Kevin Mayne Brussels, 20 February 2017.

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ECF Kevin Mayne Brussels, 20 February 2017

Our project Bike2work – the project Benefits Approach Outcomes

Best practice in behaviour change Break habits Inform Trigger Trial Reward Make habits Reinforce Maintain Support Celebrate Best practice in behaviour change

The project Funded by Intelligent Energy Europe Project value € 1.8 Million 13 full partners, 1 associated partner Policy Outcomes: Public - private collaboration (SMEs included) 81,000 new cyclists created at a cost of €222 each Prove behaviour change methodologies Energy and CO2 savings

The consortium BE European Cyclists’ Federation ECF AT Austrian Mobility Research FGM-AMOR UK Cyclists’ Touring Club CTC DE German Cyclists' Federation ADFC SI Urban Planning Institute of the Republic of Slovenia UIRS MT Paragon Limited Paragon BG Bulgarian Cycling Association BCA FR Nantes Metropole NMCU IT Finproject HR Cyclists' Union SinBic RO Green Revolution Association AGR Italian Federation Friends of Bicycle FIAB NL Fietsersbond DK Danish Cyclists’ Federation DCF

Bike2work – stated objectives To create a modal shift from car to bike by increasing the number of participants in Bike-to-work campaigns, extending the coverage of ongoing Bike-to-work campaigns and introducing new promotional methods To increase numbers of employers acting as bicycle-friendly employers and use this to engage a wider group of employers in energy efficiency and employee health actions, especially SMEs. To increase the number of key actors involved and to deepen their involvement and commitment.

Our project Bike2work – the project Benefits Approach Outcomes

Good for employers because…. Business benefits Tax breaks & other national incentives Planning/ building regulation Attracting talent Practical Cheap Easy to implement Employees and NGOs take the lead Employees Health Motivation Productivity Reputation Visible Green Public spirited Part of employer community

Good for cities and regions Peak time congestion is number 1 priority Business competitiveness encouraged Commuting change tackles repeat trips Public transport operators share benefits New infrastructure can be targeted Behaviour change techniques tested

Our project Bike2work – the project Benefits Approach Outcomes

Best practice in behaviour change Break habits Inform Trigger Trial Reward Make habits Reinforce Maintain Support Celebrate Best practice in behaviour change Bike2work campaigns Cycle friendly employers

Towards an EU – wide standard “Cycle Friendly Employer”

Responding to new opportunities – since 2012 E-bike market takes off E-bikes – Market grows over 1 million pa E-bikes – Speed pedelec type approval 2017 Phone apps become Big Data and ITS Digital Economy Smart Cities ITS and CITS Ending the fiscal promotion of company cars becomes mainstream policy OECD/EU recommendations

Our project Bike2work – the project Benefits Approach Outcomes

Bike2work – the project Benefits Approach Outcomes And “thank you” Our project Bike2work – the project Benefits Approach Outcomes And “thank you”

Thank you www.bike2work-project.eu @eubike2work ECF Kevin Mayne Brussels, 20 February 2017