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Customized mobility solutions for your city

Customized mobility solutions for your city

In public space design, every detail matters. Materials, colors, and textures not only define the aesthetics of a street, but also its functionality and identity. At ZICLA, we work to ensure that our solutions help create safer, more accessible, and more inclusive...

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Reversible solutions for urban mobility projects

Reversible solutions for urban mobility projects

Urban mobility: reversible solutions for urban projects. ZICLA’s Zebra Family®, Vectorial®, and Zipper® systems, along with the Pointer® delineator provide adaptable solutions for evolving urban projects. Urban mobility is constantly evolving, and cities need...

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Accessible bus stop designs with the Vectorial ® system

Accessible bus stop designs with the Vectorial ® system

Innovative and accesible bus stop designs. Vectorial® System platform for urban mobility.1. Bus platform as sidewalk extension.Successful case study: bus stop improvement making it accessible and more comfortable for bus users. 2. Bus platform with integrated bike...

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5 types of bike lanes Differences and particularities.

5 types of bike lanes Differences and particularities.

Table of contents1. Types of protected bike lanesOne-way protected bike lanes.Two-way protected bike lane.Types of bike lanes in the opposite direction to motor vehicle traffic.Bike lanes segregated by a parking line.Central bike lanes.Raised bike lanes.2. Types of...

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What makes a cycle track attractive to cyclists?

What makes a cycle track attractive to cyclists?

In recent years, the length and quality of cycle tracks has grown around the world. Cities try to reduce the presence of motor vehicles on their streets while promoting the use of bicycles. This has led to the construction of new cycle tracks that attract more...

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Our proposed solutions, configurations, and customizations. help experts in the cities or organizations that purchase our products to make their decisions, but they are purely consultative. Under no circumstances can they be considered construction documents. The experts from these cities or companies are solely responsible for adopting the final solutions, configurations or customizations and ensuring that these comply with the town planning, traffic, safety, or any other applicable regulations in force at all times in each location.