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A Key Policy in a Climate Adaptation Plan: Why Should Cycling Be Included in London’s New Heat Strategy?
Heat Ready London
Europe is still reeling from the heatwaves in May, June, and July. Due to the urban heat island effect, London was hit particularly hard by these soaring temperatures, with temperatures in the city breaking records fo...
Mark Your Calendars and Enjoy the Summer!
In this newsletter:
Dates announced for our 2027 courses
Last few weeks to register for CRBAM 2026
New Substack section Long Ride
Read the new paper written by the Urban Cycling Institute team
Cycling news from Ghent
2027 Cou...
(Side)ways: How to “Hack” Habit Changes for Active Mobility Commuting
Lately, despite the success of multiple cycling events (2025 Eurobike, VeloCity, …) and the publication in 2024 of the European Declaration on Cycling, public support policies and budget for cycling in countries like France have passed an i...
Beyond Polarization: Mobility Through the Course of Life
In today’s society, debates on mobility are often framed as political oppositions (Henderson & Gulsrud, 2019; Syrda, 2025; Wild et al., 2018; Vreugdenhil & Williams, 2013). On the political spectrum, active mobility is frequently associated...
Infrastructure for Whom? Socio-Demographic Patterns of Mobility
My previous article demonstrated how cycling is a socially patterned behavior, impacted as much by perceptions of the world around us as by its physical infrastructure and form. But city streets are not neutral, and who we are in the world...
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We bridge research and practice to shift from car-centric planning to cycling for healthy and just environments!
Travel Writing // Bikepacking Routes // Cycling advocacy
Senior Researcher at Urban Cycling Institute.
Any story is worth telling. Founder of Spaghettipolitics, author of "Il futuro non può aspettare" journalist, researcher
Working fulltime in the field of mobility planning for over 25 years and studying part time (PhD research).
Urban geographer
Combining interdisciplinary research and multimedia storytelling, I explore the interplay of identity, landscape, and power at the local scale—with a focus on advancing more equitable and resilient urban futures.
Urban Studies graduate with interests in alternative tenure, grassroots urban planning, and sustainable mobility.
Postdoctoral Researcher Health Sciences; Scientist focused on environmental health research
American living her (best yet) life in Amsterdam. Parenting by bakfiets. Fan of trains and trams. Strongly in favor of human-powered mobility and human-generated art and writing.
John Munro teaches history at the University of Birmingham and is a member of Better Streets for Birmingham.
Policy Intern at Urban Cycling Institute
Interested by innovation in mobility.
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