Accessible, inclusive, friendly streets with a small environmental footprint.
At ZICLA, we have been working since 2005 to make city streets more accessible, sustainable, inclusive and friendly.
Our systems and product families help cities meet 21st-century challenges by transforming urban areas quickly, sustainably and economically. They help improve mobility, traffic and accessibility and they do it using recycled products.
We also work to make cities more sustainable. To achieve that we innovate with waste, turning it into new materials and products.
Cities and their waste are an opportunity for innovation and change
ZICLA indicators.
What we have achieved to date.
We have been working since 2005 to make city streets more accessible, sustainable, inclusive and friendly, and so that city waste can be used as raw materials in industrial processes.
These figures confirm the value of our project:
314
cities in 20 countries where our solutions are implemented.
730
accessible bus stops with
Vectorial® platforms.
659
km of cycle lanes protected
with ZICLA separators.
4.026
tonnes of plastic waste
consumed between 2009 and 2021.
75
waste innovation
projects.
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Enjoy your vacation on your bike. Beyond safe cycling infrastructure.
Many people take advantage of the summer vacation to visit new cities and discover new places in the world. This involves a mass movement of people, often related to increased transport emissions. Motorized transportation methods are not the only ones that allow us to...
ZICLA’s experience at the 2022 Velo-City conference.
From 14th to 17th of June, the City of Ljubljana (Slovenia) hosted the 2022 Velo-City conference with the slogan “Cycling the Change”. The event was organized by the European Cyclists’ Federation (ECF) and the City of Ljubljana. It was a week full of knowledge...
ZICLA around the World: Installation of five Vectorial® system platforms in Wellington, New Zealand.
The Vectorial® system platforms have arrived in Oceania for the first time. In December 2021, the city of Wellington got in touch with us because a massive 147-kilometer network of cycleways is planned for Wellington over the next decade (just 23 km existed in...
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