Pedal power prevails at Critical Mass Luxembourg
Cyclists fill the capital's roads, ringing their bells and chatting. No, this is not some utopian future dreamed up by the Ville de Luxembourg, but a reality which takes place once a month as part of Luxembourg's Critical Mass movement.
Cyclists on old and new bikes, tandems and recumbents, ride three to four people abreast, sounding their bells and chatting to one another as they pedal across Luxembourg's Red Bridge. No, this is not some utopian future dreamed up by the Ville de Luxembourg, but a reality which takes place once a month as part of Luxembourg's Critical Mass movement.
“The aim is to promote urban cycling and to show that cyclists have rights on the road,” explained the Luxembourg group's promoter Tatiana Retunskaia.
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