It is widely recognized that travel and tourism can have a high environmental impact and
make a major contribution to climate change. It is therefore vital that ways to reduce these …

This article uses the concept of stigma to explore cycling identities in the UK. Drawing on
interview data, it argues that people who cycle are caught between two threats: appearing …

Conceptualisations of movement and mobility within geography are increasingly
complicating reductive and sedentarist understandings that have tended to theorise mobility …

This paper uses in-depth interview data from Cambridge, England, to discuss the concept of
the 'cycling citizen', exploring how, within heavily-motorised countries, the practice of cycling …

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 …

Although cycling as a mode of transport can provide various important benefits to cities and
their transport systems, it accounts for only a small proportion of commuter trips in southern …

This study focuses on imagined futures of personal mobility in the United Kingdom in the
context of the need to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from transport. Focusing on two …

This paper proposes the concept of e-velomobility. E-velomobility covers practices, systems
and technologies of electrically-assisted cycling where velomobility's pedal-power combines …

In an effort to make urban transportation more sustainable, policy makers and social
marketers have turned increased attention to bicycling. The authors apply behavioral …

Academic interest in cycling has burgeoned in recent years with significant literature relating
to the health and environmental benefits of cycling, the necessity for cycle-specific …