Building bicycle tracks in Northern Hungary
The project aim is building a local network of bicycle tracks connecting villages and small towns in three neighboring municipalities.
Illustration : Photo by Viktor Keri on Unsplash
The objective was to build a local network of bicycle tracks connecting villages and small towns in three neighbouring municipalities, making it possible for people to cycle from home to workplaces, schools, shops, sports facilities, cultural sites, green areas etc.
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