This chapter addresses the degree to which bicycling should be promoted to advance social
justice by specifying conditions under which publicly produced cycling interventions, at the …

This introduction presents an overview of key concepts discussed in the subsequent
chapters of the book. The book defines bicycle justice as an inclusionary social movement …

In his article “The Importance of Bicyclist Education,” Bjorn Haake, a professional cycling
trainer, criticizes the research findings reported in our article “At the Frontiers of …

This chapter focuses on long-standing debate among transportation justice and equity
advocates about the importance of investments in bicycle transportation as a goal of the …

Bicycling has historically accounted for a substantially smaller proportion of trips than cars,
public transportation, and walking in most places of the United States. Yet it has gained …

Transport planning and bicycle planning shape the distribution of a range of goods and
bads, in direct and indirect ways. In relation to cycling, it includes tangible goods, such as …

This chapter describes social justice or equity-as a broad concept-refers to an equitable or
progressive distribution of the benefits and impacts of a particular transport intervention, or …

This study aims to evaluate equity in cycling initiatives and their operational challenges by
reviewing a wide range of cycling initiatives implemented in Auckland, New Zealand. The …

In many US metropolitan areas, bicycle advocates have been breathing sighs of relief as
their elected officials join with them in fighting for bicycle facilities. No longer a battle …

This white paper provides guidance for how planning, policy, and advocacy may better
account for complex sociocultural forces, including gender, class, and race. The authors …