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The Swiss are now signing roller-blade routes separately from cycle routes.
The SwitzerlandMobility system includes 159 routes, with 6300km of footpaths, 8500km of cycle routes, 3300km of mountain-bike routes, 1000km of pistes for inline skaters/rollerblades, and 410km of canoe routes.
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The Swiss are now signing roller-blade routes separately from cycle routes. The SwitzerlandMobility system includes 159 routes, with 6300km of footpaths, 8500km of cycle routes, 3300km of mountain-bike routes, 1000km of pistes for inline ... [more]
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I'm not sure whether it's Swiss tidiness or worries about rain that make people park their bikes here.
9355 metres
Cycle route crossing the border from Saint Gingolph (Suisse) to Saint Gingolph (France).
9380 metres
Parking for two-wheelers - this works fine, as Swiss bikes have kickstands, and there's no crime in Vevey so no need to lock bikes to anything.
9425 metres
'Fair play please' on lakeside path around Nestlé's global HQ - would that work in Cambridge's historic centre?
10180 metres
Cycle lanes along the main road along the north bank of Lac Léman (Lake Geneva) - although the road to the right would make a better cycle route, for a couple of kilometres. (a Lotus garage in the distance, incidentally)
11679 metres
Excellent cycle route (only wine-growers' vehicles allowed) through the Lavaux vine terraces (now on the UNESCO's World Heritage List).
14014 metres
Lausanne (Switzerland) has a free bike scheme, but it's not automated like the French rental schemes.
26274 metres
'Don't forget, little queen - pedestrians are kings!' - would this work in Cambridge's historic centre?
26367 metres
Mountain bike being unloaded from chairlift above Les Chavannes (near Morzine, France)
33382 metres
Mountain bike (VTT) route signs, above Les Chavannes (near Morzine, France)
33407 metres
Map of mountain bike routes from Les Gets down to Verchaix outside Verchaix tourist office.
39304 metres
The old main road along the Rhone valley in Switzerland (most traffic now uses the motorway) has broad cycle lanes almost throughout.
39550 metres
Verbier - special one-armed ticket barrier for bikes. This is a 'trotinette' or off-road scooter, now very popular across the Alps.
41403 metres
Verbier - mountain bikers finish a run, swing right and pile onto the gondola to go up again.
41405 metres
Multi-purpose space in French regional train - hooks and wheel-troughs for bikes, folding 'strapontin' seats.
45794 metres
Shared-use path alongside the old main road along the Rhône valley in Switzerland (most traffic now uses the motorway) - much wider than usually found in Britain.
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