Collected in this publication is the knowledge relating to design, implementation and management of traffic provisions in built-up areas.

Worldwide there is increasing interest in the use of bicycles. This manual contains all important aspects for creating and maintaining effective cycling infrastructure.

This manual clusters knowledge about road safety in the Netherlands. It touches on subjects as getting a handle on road safety, measures that can be taken, giving an overview of practical problems and how these can be tackled.

The CROW-CUR recommendation addresses the need to formulate technical principles for the design of load-bearing structures that use fibre-reinforced polymers.

This handbook is intended to prevent extensive discussions during the design and construction stages of projects involving flexible dolphins.

This handbook is intended to prevent extensive discussions during the design and construction stages of projects involving quay walls.

The purpose of this handbook is to provide insight and guidelines regarding aspects that are important in the design of jetties and wharfs. Jetty-specific issues such as loads, interfaces between materials, installations on jetties and wharfs, as well as detailing aspects, are also covered.

Netherlands the unrivalled number one cycling nation. In the Netherlands, more than 25% of all trips is made by bicycle, which is relatively high compared to other countries.

Behaviour of cyclists and pedestrians near right angled, sloped and levelled kerb types: Do risks associated to height differences of kerbs weigh up against other factors?

This evaluation of the ECF shows that three of the four cities applying a system of congestion charging use part of the revenues from their & respective scheme for measures related to cycling.

Planning has become an increasingly complex task, and planners (as well as policy makers) are faced with many, often contradictory demands,

This thesis analyses the potential disruptiveness of the smart bike innovations which are being made available to society.

This paper looks at off-street parking regulations, both for bicycles and cars, in a total of 31 countries.