🚲 Join us for Bike Auckland’s Annual General Meeting! 🚲 Whether you're new to biking or a longtime advocate, we welcome everyone to come and discuss our journey and vision for the future. 📅 Date: Sunday, 17 November 🕐 Time: 1 PM 📍 Location: Parnell Community Centre Please register to attend via Humanitix. Don’t miss the chance to connect with others working toward a greener, more bike-friendly city! #BikeAuckland #AGM #biking #TāmakiMakaurau #Auckland
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Walk it, cycle it or boat it! The latest version of the Greenground Map is now available linking green spaces, waterways, walking and cycling paths! Get on board and start exploring. Check out the article on @timeout : https://bit.ly/4cHxZa7 #timeout #timeoutlondon
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Know the Hand Signal: Copenhagen Cyclists' Communication Copenhagen Road Safety & Active Travel Series - Post #11 The Copenhagen cyclist stop signal. This is the most important hand signal you need to know when cycling in Copenhagen. It’s the way that you tell people behind you that you are preparing to stop. Because of the popularity of cycling throughout the city and the number of cyclists on the road, there is a strong cultural expectation that you know and use your hand signs.. Image: shot of cyclist from behind doing the ‘stopping’ hand signal. PS: This seems to be a universal hand signal if I'm not mistaken as we use it in Melb, too 🤓 About this series: Over the next 3 months, we'll share curated snapshots of Copenhagen's streets and urban environment. Our goal is to bring more road safety and active travel learnings to Australia/New Zealand. Stay tuned! Before 1962 Copenhagen was a city dominated by cars. Since then, the city has evolved to become one of the most pedestrian and cyclist friendly places in the world. Apart from Australia’s royal connection with Denmark, several Australian cities have been strongly influenced by Danish approaches to urban design. Seeing is believing and the snapshots we’re bringing you provide an opportunity to imagine what is possible. HA Consulting Pty Ltd Mo Rasooli Delvis Yendra Acknowledging the expertise and support of Arpad Maksay
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UPCYCLING By Biking Ecuador 🚲 Sustainability 🚲 Habits and Behavior 🚲 The Responsible Traveler 🚲 Smart Cities 🚲 The Future of Mobility 🚲 The Evolution of Travel Quality Standards High Performance Skills It is not what cycling can do for you. It is all about what you do for cycling. Destination Management bikingecuador.blogspot.com Urban Planning & Active Transportation #QuitoPapers #NewUrbanAgenda #SDG #HabitatIII #ParisAgreement #COP26 Smart Mobility. Smart Cities. Smart Travel. Smart Destination! See less
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Great article on the NZ Herald about what we have been up to with Natural Selection Bike Aotearoa New Zealand, if you want to have a more in-depth read.
New sporting event to debut in NZ with $1m economic boost
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🚲 Want to see more bikes on the road and fewer cars? Here are some game-changing strategies cities are using to promote cycling as a top transport choice: 🛣️ Building protected and connected bike lanes to ensure safe and efficient cycling routes. 🅿️ Creating ample parking spaces for bikes to encourage more people to pedal to their destinations. 🚶♂️ Favoring mixed-mode commuting by integrating cycling with public transportation options. 🌍 Ever heard of induced demand in cycling infrastructure? It's when extending bike infrastructure leads to more people choosing to cycle. Fascinating, right? 🌆 Examples from cities like Utrecht, Portland, and Bremen show the power of elements like protected lanes and connected networks in boosting cycling culture. 🚴♀️ Discover how cities like Wellington and Fortaleza are investing in expanding their cycling infrastructure to support greener and healthier modes of transportation. 🌇 The key? Integrating cycling networks seamlessly with urban infrastructure and ensuring direct connections to popular destinations. Let's pedal towards a more sustainable future together! 🌟 #CyclingRevolution #SustainableCities #UrbanMobility 🌳
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🚴♀️🌟 By 2014, Copenhagen was already a cyclist's dream, but safety concerns were starting to create roadblocks for commuters... So what did they do? They turned to #designthinking! 🚦💡 With over 50% of residents biking daily, the city identified key challenges like narrow lanes and unclear intersections. The solution? A revolutionary "superhighway" bike lane concept featuring dedicated lanes, improved signage, and smart traffic lights that prioritize cyclists! By 2019, these changes expanded the cycling network by over 15%, reduced accidents by 20%, and cut travel times for cyclists by 10%! 🚲💨 Copenhagen's commitment to creating a safer, more efficient cycling environment is paving the way for a greener future! 🌍❤️ #Copenhagen #CyclingCity #SustainableTransport
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As summer draws closer, many will choose cycling over other forms of public transit, but most will not use bike paths 🚴 56% of survey respondents said they do not use bike paths, and for those who do, it's mostly for leisure or exercise, rather than commuting. Simple, affordable, and efficient mobility solutions will help cities navigate economic and climate disruption, and those investing heavily in cycling infrastructure rank highly in our Urban Mobility Readiness Index. Find out how your city scores > https://owy.mn/3wkEcbL #OWForum #UrbanMobility #SustainableMobility
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Despite growing enthusiasm for urban cycling, Cyprus still lacks a comprehensive, connected bike lane system. From fragmented routes to political hurdles with digital maps, it's time to address the gaps in our cycling infrastructure. Why should we embrace cycling? For cleaner cities, less traffic, and a healthier future. Discover what’s holding us back and the untapped potential that could transform our urban spaces. #SustainableMobility #UrbanCycling #MobilityWeek #Cyprus2030
Is Cyprus Failing Cyclists?
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Would you cycle to work if your city had better cycling lanes? 🚲 Our latest research shows that bike path availability is the top barrier among bike owners, closely followed by distance. It’s more important than ever for urban mobility to emphasize the fundamentals. Cities that offer efficient mobility with simple essentials — like cycling lanes — can buffer against risks like high living costs that threaten how and why people travel. Discover how 65 global cities rank for their urban mobility offerings > https://owy.mn/4aOPMdL #OWForum #UrbanMobility #SustainableMobility
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🚲 If cities really want more people to cycle, what do they need to do? As cities strive to promote active modes of transport—understanding the principles and importance of robust cycling networks becomes paramount. From protected bike lanes to connected networks, which are the key elements that make cycling infrastructure enticing and safe for commuters? Explore the cities leading the charge in embracing cycling as a primary mode of transport, including: 🚴♀️ Copenhagen's comprehensive bike-friendly policies 🛣️ Portland's prioritization of cyclists on public roads Read more about the golden era of bike infrastructure and its role in shaping sustainable urban mobility in Tomorrow.City's article: https://loom.ly/hM8zN9E #BikeInfrastructure #UrbanMobility #CityTransformation
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