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“We’re not there yet”: Industry to meet in Utrecht to make cargo bikes mainstream

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Cargo bike players from across the world are to convene in Utrecht next week in an effort to make cargo bikes a mainstream mode of transportation.

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“We’re not there yet”: Industry to meet in Utrecht to make cargo bikes mainstream

Cargo bike players from across the world are to convene in Utrecht next week in an effort to make cargo bikes a mainstream mode of transportation.

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