In Geneva, cycling and pedestrian groups are demanding safer space for bikes on the Mont-Blanc Bridge and Quai du Général Guisan.
They’ve gathered nearly 4,000 signatures, handed to the Grand Council today, calling for one car lane to be turned into a dedicated cycle path.
The plan would complete the route, separating bikes from pedestrians around the busy Flower Clock area.
The cycling organisation Pro Vélo says over a thousand cyclists pass there each rush hour, while car traffic on the bridge has dropped 20% since 1990, cycling has surged by 600%.
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