On September 25th, Zwolle, the Netherlands, pedestrians riding bicycles on the 'plastic road'. The Netherlands built the world's first eco-friendly bicycle lane with renewable plastics. The two-way bicycle lane is 30 meters long. The recycled material is equivalent to 218,000 plastic cups or 500,000 plastic caps. It is estimated that its durability is three times that of asphalt concrete roads, and the carbon dioxide emissions during the preparation process are less. The bicycle lane is 11 pieces long and 3 meters long. It is composed of prefabricated panels with a width of 2.4 meters, which is convenient for transportation and easy to install. The interior of the road is designed as a hollow structure, which is convenient for laying cables and pipes. It is also beneficial for drainage when it rains. Various sensors are installed under the road surface for monitoring roads at any time. Temperature, number of bicycles passed, etc.