There are more than 200 bicycles available to rent across 23 stations at the Expo site, with more than 160 shaded bike stops in the area. Photo: Expo 2020
Visitors ride a bike at Expo 2020 Dubai. Cycling and walking will be a major part of the residential legacy site. Chris Whiteoak / The National
A visitor rents a bike at the Expo site on a cool Wednesday afternoon. Victor Besa / The National
Visitors ride a bike at the Expo site on the first Sunday of the year. Chris Whiteoak / The National
From left, Romanian Ionela Hapencu, Italian Antonio Bellomo and Julia Mularczyk from Poland pose with Expo passports on rented bikes.
James from England is all thumbs up on his bike at the Expo site on a Sunday morning. Victor Besa / The National
A father and his son cruise around the Expo site on a rented bike.
Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid, Vice President and Ruler of Dubai, explores the Expo site on his bike. Photo: Dubai Media Office
The world's fair has encouraged visitors to use bikes to and from Expo bus stations. Photo: Expo 2020
Dubai has been pressing ahead with its goal to promote the city as a cyclists' haven. Photo: Expo 2020
More than 10 kilometres of cycling tracks were designed to allow visitors to explore the Expo site. Photo: Expo 2020
There are more than 200 bicycles available to rent across 23 stations at the Expo site, with more than 160 shaded bike stops in the area. Photo: Expo 2020
Visitors ride a bike at Expo 2020 Dubai. Cycling and walking will be a major part of the residential legacy site. Chris Whiteoak / The National
A visitor rents a bike at the Expo site on a cool Wednesday afternoon. Victor Besa / The National
Visitors ride a bike at the Expo site on the first Sunday of the year. Chris Whiteoak / The National
From left, Romanian Ionela Hapencu, Italian Antonio Bellomo and Julia Mularczyk from Poland pose with Expo passports on rented bikes.
James from England is all thumbs up on his bike at the Expo site on a Sunday morning. Victor Besa / The National
A father and his son cruise around the Expo site on a rented bike.
Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid, Vice President and Ruler of Dubai, explores the Expo site on his bike. Photo: Dubai Media Office
The world's fair has encouraged visitors to use bikes to and from Expo bus stations. Photo: Expo 2020
Dubai has been pressing ahead with its goal to promote the city as a cyclists' haven. Photo: Expo 2020
More than 10 kilometres of cycling tracks were designed to allow visitors to explore the Expo site. Photo: Expo 2020
There are more than 200 bicycles available to rent across 23 stations at the Expo site, with more than 160 shaded bike stops in the area. Photo: Expo 2020