City Changer Cargo Bike
City Changer Cargo Bike (CCCB) exploits the limitless potential of cargo bikes by promoting their usage amongst public, private, and commercial users.

About the project
City Changer Cargo Bike (CCCB) brings together 20 partners including cities, research institutions, NGOs and industries from across Europe in the quest to achieve a faster, more cost-effective and larger scale deployment of cargo bikes.
By assessing best practices across Europe, CCCB will raise awareness and support the uptake of cargo bikes and cargo bike initiatives. In doing so, the project will foster exciting developments that - among other things - offer more sustainable logistics operations, improve public spaces, engage citizens and reduce traffic congestion.
To achieve these objectives, CCCB will deploy a variety of methods:
- Training and workshops for a broad variety of target groups including city authorities, the commercial sector, the private sector, and NGOs
- Educating and supporting a variety of ‘multiplicators’ such as mayors, users and so-called 'local heroes' who can spread the message about cargo bikes and CCCB
- Using the cargo bike as a medium through 'media bikes' adapted to do TV and radio interviews, as well as place-maker bikes used as urban furniture in public spaces
- Instigating innovative funding and financing in order to address the high price of cargo bikes, which may act as a barrier towards its scale-up
- Offering low-priced tryout and sharing schemes and developing entirely new and self-perpetuating, sustainable financing schemes for cargo bike businesses
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Fast Facts
September 2018 - September 2021
Project duration
22 partners
Project partners
€ 3,950,448
Project funding
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Thematic areas
Active mobility
Behavioural change & mobility management
- Mobility Planning
Road safety & security
- Safer roads, bike and foot paths
Integrated & inclusive planning
Public participation & co-creation
Contacts
James Thoem
Communications and Dissemination
james [at] copenhagenize.eu
Susanne Wrighton
Project Manager
s.wrighton [at] cyclingindustries.com