Cycling is experiencing a revival in many cities. Research has focused on the determinants
of cycling–in particular the role of the built environment and road infrastructure. Bicycle …

This article explores the phenomenon of 'bikelash', or organised community opposition to
cycle lanes. Urban residents commonly cite bicycle lanes, a space on the road reserved for …

Public bicycle-sharing programs (PBSP) are short-term bicycle hire systems. In recent years
their popularity has soared. This study examined Brisbane's CityCycle scheme, the largest …

Urban streets, especially curbside spaces, are increasingly complex and often contested.
The Coronavirus pandemic created a new demand for street space to enable physical …

The construction of bike lanes in communities is widely seen as an enabler of cycling, which
in turn supports positive outcomes for population health, transport systems and the …

Background Cycling infrastructure in car-orientated societies is largely unevaluated. This
mixed method study aimed to evaluate initial impacts of new cycling infrastructure by …

Background There are repeated calls to build better cycling paths in Australian cities if the
proportion of people cycling is to increase. Yet the full range of transport, health …

This report was commissioned to provide a review of the literature on the value of cycling. It
focuses on evidence of the wider economic benefits of cycling as a mode of transport, such …

Business voices often oppose a redistribution of urban traffic space in favor of active
transport modes. We surveyed 145 traders about their perceptions of their customers' …

This paper explores the relationship between urban traffic, retail location and disease
control during the COVID-19 pandemic crisis and tries to find a way to simultaneously …