Cycling Advocacy - List of Cycling Advocacy Groups and Individuals

List of Cycling Advocacy Groups and Individuals

Among the world's best known cycling advocates are:

  • Richard Ballantine
  • Mikael Colville-Andersen
  • John Forester

Major cycle advocacy groups include:

  • Dutch Cycling Embassy
  • Cycling Embassy of Denmark
  • London Cycling Campaign
  • Cycling Embassy of Great Britain
  • HUB: Your Cycling Connection
  • Bicycle Victoria

See list of United States bicycle advocacy organizations

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