ARRANGÖR: ICTCT Riding a bicycle is an acquired skill. At rest the system is highly unstable yet, given some forward speed, it is easy to… Läs mer »Webinar ICTCT – The art and science of cycling and their implications for road safety
En artikel om pandemins påverkan på cykling har publicerats i tidskriften Sustainability. Läs den här: Cycling through the COVID-19 Pandemic to a More Sustainable Transport… Läs mer »Cykling under pandemin
WELCOME TO VELO-CITY 2022, LJUBLJANA, SLOVENIEN 14-17 JUNI 2022 – CYCLING THE CHANGE Velo-city, the world cycling summit, is where advocates, cities, decision makers, researchers… Läs mer »Velo-City 2022
Cykelcentrum har skrivit under ett öppet brev till världens ledare på COP26 med uppmaningen att de måste främja cykling som ett sätt att minska koldioxidutsläppen… Läs mer »Upprop till världens ledare på COP26
A free online course by EIT User Experience for Inclusive Cycling in Cities, a project Co-funded by the European Union. This course introduces user experience… Läs mer »User Experience for Inclusive Cycling in Cities
Tuesday the 21st of September the online event “Cycling for green economic growth – potentials for regional cycle planning” was aired. This event was held… Läs mer »Cycling for green economic growth – potentials for regional cycle planning
Cycling for green economic growth – the potentials for regional cycle planning The 21st of September 2021, 14.30-16.30 Cycling_for_green_economic-growth_2021-09-21
This report examines the most recent available data on the current safety levels of cycling and walking across the EU and other countries that provide… Läs mer »How safe is walking and cycling in Europe?
This study presents a transport model to better model cycling demand. The model improves modelling of cycling in several ways compared to a conventional transport… Läs mer »Development of a large-scale transport model with focus on cycling
A new article published in our doctoral student network by Khashayar Kazemzadeh et.al.
Läs mer »Same questions, different answers? A hierarchical comparison of cyclists’ perceptions of comfort: in-traffic vs. online approach