Half
an hour of walking every day has been proven to enhance fitness and health.
The
trip to school is one of the few opportunities for children to explore new
areas independently.
Average
walking speed is 3 to 4 km/h for children.
Children
are part of the most mobile population group. They cover the largest distances
per day on average.
Up
to 10 bicycles fit into one car parking space.
2/3
of all urban car trips cover a distance of less than 5 km and could easily be
replaced by the bicycle.
It
doesn’t rain as much as people sometimes think; it
only rains 6% to 10% of the time, mainly during the night.
Cycle
pooling for school children is not only a healthy alternative to using the car,
but is also fun.
Cycling
is fun and helps users to explore their local surroundings.
Public
transport, when used frequently, produces less emissions and consumes less
energy and space, than cars.
Public
means of transport are much
cheaper compared to the total
costs of a car.
With
public transport you can do other things during the trip, like reading,
watching a movie, playing a game, text messaging or talking to friends and/or
fellow passengers.
Half
of all car journeys are less than 3 km.
On
average, 42 minutes per day are spent on driving children to different
destinations by car.
Only
children who regularly walk/cycle to school on their own gain the necessary
road safety skills.
Most
children involved in car traffic accidents are up to the age of 10 years.
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