There has long been evidence of the benefit of a modal shift toward cycling can bring to
meeting several pressing urban challenges including ill-health, climate change, and poor air …

This paper uses a video-based methodology to explore everyday cycling practices in a city
that is not well-known for its cycling provision–namely Liverpool, UK. By looking at the way …

The study utilises the 'natural experiment'of COVID-19 to explore how disruption affected
individuals' perceptions and experiences of cycling, through semi-structured interviews with …

Since 2010, cities across Europe have served as 'European Green Capital'(EGC), an
initiative celebrating the contribution of environmental action to urban life. Drawing together …

This paper draws upon regulationist perspectives to explore the rationales which inform low-
carbon economic development at the city level. This work is developed through a case study …

Poor air quality, biodiversity loss and climate change are three of the most pressing
environmental threats facing humanity. Each challenge is ultimately driven by human …

Today, human interference in the natural environment has grown to the extent that human
beings have become 'geological agents,'etching onto the earth a stratigraphic record many …

Evidence superhighways and fact culs-de-sac – the limits of ‘evidence’ on cycling infrastructure
Alex Nurse and Richard Dunning consider why there is such a significant gap between the …