(Macon) Christopher N. Smith, a Macon-based business and personal injury attorney, is featured in an article on the Cycling Embassy of Denmark’s website www.cycling-embassy.dk.

The article discusses his efforts to promote safe cycling in Georgia.  Mr. Smith, who also serves as the Honorary Consul of Denmark, frequently uses a 3-wheeled Danish-built Triobike at lectures he gives across the State.

The article also discusses efforts made by various parties including the City of Macon, Mercer University, the College Hill Corridor and others.

Founded in 2009, the Cycling Embassy of Denmark is a comprehensive network of private companies, local Danish authorities and non-government organizations that work together to promote cycling and communicate cycling solutions and know-how.  They have a global focus and their stated mission is “to encourage cycling all over the world”. 

The Cycling Embassy frequently hosts delegations of city planners, governmental representatives and NGO’s from all over the world.  Such delegations have included visitors from Chicago, Austin, Portland, San Francisco, NYC, Washington D.C., Turkey, Brazil and Mexico among others.

Interested parties can sign up for a free online newsletter by visiting the Cycling Embassy’s website.  Mr. Smith is pleased that Macon and Georgia are featured in the current edition.