Freiburg, Germany
Photos © David Chernushenko
Dedicated infrastructure allows bikes, trams and cars to mix on the same streets – safely.

Colourful lane markers make it clear who should be wear, and give reticent cyclists a feeling of security at intersections.

A lively entrance to the Quartier Vauban, vibrant new “sustainable suburb” on the edge of Freiburg.

The tram antibiotics online illegal (light rail) comes right into the The Quartier Vauban community, safely, and nearly silent. Level crossings do not even have barricades!

Plenty of garden space in the Quartier Vauban, even though most people live in apartments.

A few solar panels in this “Solar Capital of Europe.”