Objective Walking and cycling for transportation (ie active transportation, AT), provide
substantial health benefits from increased physical activity (PA). However, risks of injury from …

Following global guidelines, several cities are investing in urban cycling. Cities are in
different stages of cycling development and have adopted different approaches and …

Developing initiatives that allow societies to embrace more sustainable travel behaviour
patterns is a prerequisite for creating more livable urban futures. Bike-sharing, a measure …

After Asian countries, the e-bike is now also on the rise in many Western countries. Related
to this development, an important question posed by scholars is to what extent the adoption …

Cities with low cycling maturity (LCM) are cities with a small cycling modal share and little
cycling infrastructure. Despite the increasing public interest in cycling as travel mode, LCM …

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 …

Increasing bicycle use for utilitarian trips is a common city objective for health and
environmental improvement and congestion reduction, but cyclists react heterogeneously to …

Over the last two decades, cycling in Germany has increased by more than 40%. This paper
analyses how this overall increase is broken down by group, characterised by residence …

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 …

There is evidence that lower-income and people of color (POC) in the US do not use bike
share as much as higher-income and white people. Using data from residents living near …