A Caserta a new cycle path has been inaugurated that goes from Corso Giannone to the Municipal Library, passing through various central areas of the city.
This project is part of the initiatives to enhance alternative mobility in the area, both pedestrian and bicycle. The creation of this green infrastructure was made possible thanks to funding from the National Recovery and Resilience Plan (PNRR), with the aim of promoting a more sustainable lifestyle and reducing air pollution.
A cycling route in continuous development
The city of Caserta is committed to further enhancing the network of existing cycle paths, such as those in Corso Giannone, Via Verdi and Via Renella. In the future, the implementation of additional cycle paths is planned in the Acquaviva District, as part of the Urban Quality Plan (Pinqua). Once all the work is completed, the city will be able to count on 18 km of cycle paths, offering citizens and visitors the opportunity to move in a sustainable and safe way.
The Mayor of Caserta, Carlo Marino, underlined the importance of investing in a new model of urban mobility that promotes the quality of life and safety of citizens. The Deputy Mayor and Councilor for Mobility, Emiliano Casale, also highlighted how this project will allow the adoption of advanced forms of mobility, including bicycles and electric scooters. The goal is to create a modern and cutting-edge city from the point of view of sustainability.
The inauguration of the cycle path represents a significant step towards greater sustainable mobility in Caserta, improving air quality and promoting a healthier lifestyle for citizens.
Article published on 16 April 2024 - 15:03
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