Background Gender differences in cycling are well-documented. However, most analyses of
gender differences make broad comparisons, with few studies modeling male and female …

Introduction Cycling behavior has recently attracted great research attention as an important
type of physical activity and sustainable mode of transportation. In addition, cycling provides …

Abstract This paper analyses Active People Survey data (collected 2011/12 to 2015/16) on
789,196 English adults, providing new information on how a range of socio-demographic …

The objective of this study was to explore individual and contextual-level characteristics
associated with active (walking and cycling) and public transport as main travel modes for …

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

In spite of their colder climate, Canadians cycle about three times more than Americans. The
main reasons for this difference are Canada's higher urban densities and mixed-use …

This paper focusses on travel socialisation by examining the effect of immigrant origin on
cycling in two distinct European cycling cultures: Denmark and the Netherlands. Based on …

Cycling is a 'green'alternative to commuting by car yet it makes up only a small percentage
of journeys in the UK. Here we examine the commuter habits of three companies in …

The labeling and the categorizing of cyclists have been occurring for more than a century for
a variety of purposes. This study examined a typology developed by the City of Portland …

Cycling Cities is a richly illustrated volume analyzing 100 years of urban cycling‒policy, use,
and practice in 14 European cities in 9 countries. Why did some capitals and business …