A 10-year national cycling strategy aimed at making bicycles a safer and more practical means of everyday transport was launched on Wednesday. The National Cycling Strategy 2026-2036 includes plans for a nationwide network of cycling routes connecting residential areas, schools, workplaces and public transport hubs. It also proposes improved bicycle
A 10-year National Cycling Strategy aimed at making cycling a safer, more practical and accessible option for daily travel across Malta and Gozo was announced on Wednesday by the Ministry for Sustainable Mobility. The strategy forms part of the wider Malta in Motion vision, which seeks to provide the public with a broader range of transport choices
Malta is setting its sights on making cycling a realistic everyday transport option, with the government unveiling a new 10-year strategy aimed at creating safer roads, better cycling infrastructure and improved connections across Malta and Gozo. The National Cycling Strategy 2026–2036, launched by the Ministry for Sustainable Mobility, outlines plans