The number of bicyclists is increasing in the United States, especially among the working
class and people of color. In contrast to the demographics of bicyclists in the United States …

This paper reviews the current socio-cultural and political state of cycling in Brazil and the
policies and activities over recent years that have aimed to reverse its marginalisation. In …

Twenty years ago, a global trend toward “automobility”, in which the car is the main transport
mode in cities, seemed virtually inevitable. In North America and many European countries …

This paper explores the socialities of everyday urban walking. The paper begins from the
starting contention that a wide range of social and cultural theory, urban planning and …

Our economic welfare and social well-being depend on our mobility. But our means of travel
threaten the planet's sustainability. In this innovative text, Luca Bertolini shows how mobility …

This paper explores cyclists' experiences of non-injury incidents, arguing that these are
important for cycling experience and uptake as well as for injury prevention. It discusses …

Cycling: A Sociology of Vélomobility explores cycling as a sociological phenomenon.
Drawing on extensive ethnographic fieldwork, it considers the interaction of materials …

This first of three reports confirms and extends recent reflections on the diversity and
vibrancy of the study of transport in geography. It identifies multiple drivers for the recent re …

Contemporary cities are thick with infrastructure. In recognition of this fact a great deal of
recent work within urban studies and urban geography has focused on transformations in …

This paper explores the urban form, demographic and socio-economic dependencies of
walking, cycling and e-biking in Beijing based on a survey (N= 1427) of daily travel among …