Cycling rates have been increasing in Ireland over the last ten years, but there is a large
difference in male and female participation–only about a quarter of cyclists on Irish roads are …

The public images of cycling can act as barriers or facilitators of cycling. This qualitative
study explored images and perceptions of cycling, their potential influence on cycling and …

This paper investigates how bicycling can be promoted as a safe and feasible means of
transport for everyone and for all trip purposes. The policies and programs needed to …

Cycling confers transport, health and environmental benefits, and bicycle sharing systems
are an increasingly popular means of promoting urban cycling. Following the launch of the …

This article examines the extent to which protected infrastructure is associated with greater
diversity and normalisation of cycling. In the UK, cyclists are predominantly male and often …

As a city-level intervention for travel mode, dockless bicycle-sharing programs provide great
opportunities to promote bicycle travel in both commuting and non-commuting trips. Our …

In 1996 the UK government introduced the National Cycle Strategy which aimed to double
the number of cycling trips by the end of 2002 and double them again by 2012. So far …

The decision to cycle frequently in an urban setting is a complex process and is affected by a
variety of factors. This study analyzed the various factors influencing cycling frequency …

Cycling continues to increase in popularity and garner attention for the ability to achieve
environmental, health, and congestion-mitigation benefits for communities. Although the …

An understanding of the key factors influencing bicycle commuting is essential for
developing effective policies towards a cyclable city. This paper contributes to this line of …