ACL and FSCL join forces to strengthen cycling and sustainable mobility

With the aim of promoting cycling and sustainable mobility, the Automobile Club (ACL) and the Cycling Federation (FSCL) have signed a joint paper.

The two partners want to bring cycling to the forefront, be it for leisure, sport or daily mobility. By combining their respective expertise, the ACL and FSCL are launching concrete initiatives. They are targeting cyclists of all ages and levels. In addition to providing a safe training track for young racing cyclists, working groups to improve the cycling infrastructure and awareness-raising campaigns on road safety issues, we can expect a lot from this duo in the future.

“Cooperation is the be-all and end-all when it comes to advancing mobility issues in an intelligent and sustainable way. The bicycle is an important part of the transport mix. For it to be accepted by more and more people as a means of transport, it must be well and, above all, safely integrated into traffic. Together with the FSCL, we can develop and offer cyclists concrete solutions for safe cycling, promote cycling in principle and thus jointly contribute to a more sustainable and environmentally friendly mobility mix.” explains Miriam Eisenmenger, Managing Director at l’ACL.

“By partnering up with ACL, the FSCL is emphasising its commitment to cycling at all levels, be it in the area of soft mobility, recreational or competitive sport. We want all sports cyclists to have the best conditions for practising their sport and for all amateur cyclists to benefit from the latest knowledge about cycling, be it in terms of equipment, safety or nutrition. Together with the ACL, we are on the right track.” so Camille Dahm, President of the Cycling Federation.