Paris will spend €200 million by 2032 to add 140 km of bicycle lanes, adapt 220 km of one-way streets for two-way cycling, and redesign 420 risky intersections. The plan responds to a 47% rise in cyclists since 2020 and aims to reduce crashes in a city where more than 1,000 cyclists were injured in 2024.
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Paris sets €200 million plan to expand safer cycling routes

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Paris will spend €200 million by 2032 to add 140 km of bicycle lanes, adapt 220 km of one-way streets for two-way cycling, and redesign 420 risky intersections. The plan responds to a 47% rise in cyclists since 2020 and aims to reduce crashes in a city where more than 1,000 cyclists were injured in 2024.

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