Copenhagen has initiated a new project offering a new storage system for family transpiration bicycles. These three of four wheelers are difficult to part on the street and need larger areas for storage. The city strives to promote the usage of such vehicles among families, reducing carbon emissions and pollution caused by cars. Currently up to 6% of families living in Copenhagen. This means that on any given day there are 15,000 large cargo bikes on the road with no storage space. The new system offers fun and convenient fiberglass cars to store the bikes in throughout the city. The storage units will even be powered by solar energy, providing light during the night. Each fiberglass cargo space fits the size of the carrier bikes. There are two prototype cargo spaces on the market now, which will be placed throughout the city for trial use. The deputies in charge of the tech and environment departments of government were enthusiastic about the new plan and expressed great interest in developing the plan further in the following years.
