We strengthen, accelerate and deepen cycling policy innovation β combining data science, urban planning and cycling expertise to build more accessible, livable cities.
Dutch Cycling Intelligence focuses on strengthening, accelerating and deepening data-driven cycling policy innovation. We develop tools and methods to monitor and evaluate cycling use and behavior across the Netherlands and beyond.
Through national and international research programs, we activate collaboration between governments, businesses, and knowledge institutions β creating real impact through 'living labs' and evidence-based policy making.
From data collection to policy implementation β we cover the full spectrum of cycling intelligence.
Developing tools and methods to monitor cycling use and behavior, turning raw data into actionable policy insights for cities and regions.
Activating collaboration between governments, businesses and knowledge institutions through real-world testing environments for cycling innovation.
Initiating and participating in national and international research programs that shape the future of data-driven cycling policy.
Building 3D digital replicas of cities that visualize accessibility bottlenecks and opportunities, enabling smarter urban planning decisions.
A groundbreaking Digital Twin that transforms how we understand and improve urban accessibility.
Bottlenecks and opportunities visualized in an interactive 3D city map, making complex data instantly understandable.
Combining public and private datasets to generate concrete policy insights β from bus stop walking distances to school bicycle accessibility.
Freight traffic pressure analysis, accessibility scoring, and evidence-based recommendations for urban planners and policymakers.
Joost de Kruijf is the driving force behind Dutch Cycling Intelligence. Known throughout the Netherlands as "de fiets professor" (the bicycle professor), he has dedicated his career to advancing data-driven cycling policy innovation.
Previously active at SmartwayZ.NL and a recognized speaker at the prestigious Velo-city Conference, Joost brings together experts in cycling policy, cycling behavior, and infrastructure to create real-world impact.
Based in Hedel, Netherlands, he works at the intersection of data science, urban mobility, and policy β building bridges between academia, government, and industry.
Working together with leading universities, research institutions and innovative companies.
Whether you're a municipality, research institution, or company working on urban mobility β we'd love to explore how data-driven cycling intelligence can help.