How is cycling culture defined? Because the word “culture” brings with it deep complexities,
there is a need to understand varying contexts in looking for suitable strategies toward the …

Scenic cycleway leads a physically active way of recreation, introduces a low carbon tourist
economy to remote and less developed areas. Its construction and designation are …

Introduction Traffic jams, congestion and pollution demand sustainable modes of transport.
To increase the appeal of cycling, bicycle-users' perceptions and needs should be …

The need to upgrade infrastructure for cycling has never been greater, yet urban
development in North America continues to privilege car usage. Cities are responding by …

By conceptualizing a link between the cycling experience and the associated methods in
understanding the former, the perspective of a cyclist is highlighted as an opportunity for …

Would urban design considerations and practices be different if the experience of bicycling
was given a more central place? Drawing on a review of international literature and practice …

In recent years, rising interest in reducing lifestyle-related energy consumption and carbon
emissions has helped transform cycling from a mode of transportation into a symbol of …

Cycling has been credited with environmental, economic and health benefits, yet it remains
marginalised in developing countries. This study focused on exploring the uptake of cycling …

Positive changes to the immediate cycling environment can improve the cycling experience
through increasing levels of safety, but little is known about how the intrinsic benefits of …

There is cycling leisure in various landscapes where different management challenges
emerge needing unique, context-specific strategies. Managers must be critical of these …