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If the World Biked Like the Dutch, CO2 Emissions From Cars Would Drop by 20%
22 Aug 2022 | Abstracted from Dutch Review
"The study compiled data from 1962 to 2015, putting together the first-ever global overview of bike use and ownership...The Dutch manage to bike an average of 2.6 kilometres a day - quite a bit more than most developed nations, which still rely mostly on car driving.
"Dutch also enjoy some of the highest levels of physical and mental health - and the happiest children - in the world."
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