Herbert Tiemens: The Netherlands' Cycling Revolution Was Driven by Parents of Deceased Children

Herbert Tiemens, an urban planner from Utrecht, explains in an interview that the cycling revolution in the Netherlands was not invented but demanded by parents of children who died in traffic accidents in the 1960s.

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Herbert Tiemens: Holandsko bicyklovú revolúciu nevymyslelo – vyžiadali si ju rodičia mŕtvych detí

Herbert Tiemens je urbanista a hlavný poradca pre dopravnú politiku holandského mesta Utrecht. V rozhovore, ktorý sme robili v Utrechte blízko najväčšieho parkovacieho domu pre bicykle na svete, vysvetľuje aj to, že Holandsko ešte v roku 1960 nebolo krajinou bicyklov, ako je to dnes. „Práve verejnosť si túto zmenu vyžiadala. Obyvatelia miest sa postavili proti tomu, aby sa celé […]

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Herbert Tiemens: Holandsko bicyklovú revolúciu nevymyslelo – vyžiadali si ju rodičia mŕtvych detí

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