M�nster claims to be the bicycle capital of Germany. It states that in 2007, vehicle traffic (36.4%) fell below traffic by bicycle (37.6%), even though it is unclear how such a figure is defined (share of trips?, share of distance travelled? share of people transported?). The city maintains an extensive network for bicycles. There are bicycle lanes and paths linking all the city districts with the inner city and there are special traffic light signals for bicycles. Bicycle stations in M�nster offer bicycle rentals.
M�nster has the M�nster Hauptbahnhof which is on the Wanne-Eickel�Hamburg railway
