WHO RIDES CARGO

The businesses that replaced a van

Couriers, plumbers, gardeners, waste collectors, locksmiths, bakers. Different trades, one decision: that the work moves better by bike, and the city works better for it.

Every business here was checked against its own website, not just taken from a directory. If it does not say somewhere that it works by bike, it is not on this page.

194
businesses
10
trades
106
towns and cities
12
countries

WHO PUT THIS TOGETHER FIRST

None of this started here. Every one of the 194 businesses on this page came from federations that have spent years doing the hard part: finding these businesses, getting them in a room, arguing for them with cities, and keeping a public list anyone can read. We read their lists. If cargo bike logistics matters to you, they are the ones worth joining and funding.

EUROPE · 48 here
CoopCycle

A federation of bike delivery co-ops across Europe, building shared software and a deliberate alternative to platform delivery work.

Their full member list →

WHAT WE ADDED

One pass, and a narrow one: each member is checked against its own website, and only businesses that say somewhere in their own words that they work by bike are shown here. Sites that had gone dark fall away too. That is why this page is smaller than the directories above it. It is a subset of their work, not a replacement for it. If you want the full picture of any country, their list is the better page.

Trades come from the federations’ own classifications rather than ours, so a plumber is a plumber because the plumber said so.

Runs a business on a cargo bike and want it here? Tell us about it. If you are looking for a shop instead, the shop map is the other half of this.