Kick off: Cargo Bikes in the City

Published by Tim Sjouke on

The final year of college at the Rotterdam University of Applied Sciences arrives and the students are eager to get back to work. A total of 34 students signed up for the minor Infrastructure & Mobility and they get to work on 3 out of 21 different projects. Our group signed up for Cargo Bikes in the City. And that is where our team is formed: two Automotive students (Fred Hoogendoorn and Rik van Lonkhuijzen) and three Civil Engineering students (Robin van der Ree, Tim Sjouke and Fenno Visser).

The research team

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