The fourth and final day of Velo-city concluded with a stimulating discussion about “Governance”. In a nutshell, the plenary discussed cycling from a local gove...
The third day of Velo-city 2018 concluded with a stimulating discussion about “Advocacy for Inclusion”. In a nutshell, the plenary explored how advocacy, throug...
Danielle Hoppe, Active Transportation Manager at the Institute for Transportation & Development Policy (ITDP) skilfully moderated a lively Pecha Kucha sessi...
Marie Kastrup, the Head of the Bicycle Programme in the City of Copenhagen, kicked off the “Shopping by Bike” session. In her presentation she told the story ab...
Thursday’s session on cycle tourism showcased experiences from around the globe. The first presentation by Anna Gurnhill, Global Operations Manager at CycleLife...
After an inspiring opening Plenary focused on intermodality, there was an interesting session on bike sharing, and how it can integrate and complement public tr...
There are diverse ways that bicycles can be present in public space – at events, in education, street art and last but not least – infrastructure. Speakers in t...
This session as advertised as a think-tank discussion, asking world leading experts how they would overcome the challenges that prevent cycling taking its place...
This session primarily focussed on the integration of cycling with public transport in South America. Bus Rapid Transport (BRT) systems could cover almost the e...
Infrastructure can be a promoter of social inclusion, generating accessibility and equality – was the main message of the “Inclusive Infrastructure” session. Be...
Most bicycle and car trips start and end in buildings: in apartment blocks, in offices or in commercial buildings. Yet off-street parking is the often overlooke...
The third day of Velo-city started with a stimulating discussion about “Intermodality”. In a nutshell, the plenary discussed the power of the bicycle in an inte...