Mobility blogger Kwinten Lambrecht regularly reports on the state of cycling in our city. This post is dedicated to the state of bike paths in Brussels, since many of them are not well maintained. Safety of cyclists is seriously endangered because of the poor state of bike paths – holes, uneven pavement, trash etc. The cars regularly park and stop on bike lanes, leaving cyclists without a safe path for continuous ride.
To read more and see a full photo story, visit Kwinten’s blog LAMBYK.
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