Research Hubs
Our research forms part of a growing movement worldwide to document and evaluate experiences in improving cycling as a transport mode using diverse approaches and techniques, from the social sciences, engineering and other fields. For more information, you can also visit these other research hubs.
Centre/HubUnderstanding Walking and Cycling Project
Cycling Academic Network Fietsberaad/The Dutch Cycling Embassy Complete Streets for Canada Toronto Centre for Active Transportation UBC Cycling in Cities Transport Research at McGill (TRAM) Bicycling Research Culture Pucher, Buehler et al. Active Communities / Transportation (ACT) Research Group Transportation Research Board of the National Academies Initiative for bicycle & pedestrian innovation Sustainable Transportation Center Australian Cycling Resource Centre SORT Social Research on Transport Clearing House |
LocationLancaster-Leeds-Oxford-London
ITS, University of Twente, Enschede Rotterdam/Utrecht Toronto, ON Toronto, ON UBC, Vancouver McGill University, Montreal Rutgers, New Jersey University of Denver, Colorado Washington, D.C. Portland State University, Oregon University of California Davis, CA Australia Monash University, Victoria Australia |
FocusCycling and society
Design, modelling and mapping Dutch cycling expertise in English and other languages Policy and design hub for safe and inviting streets Active transportation research and education Barriers to cycling for urban transportation, and safer infrastructure Diverse, mainly policy, health, design and infrastructure. Cost/benefits, design for health, NMT pilot program Diverse, mainly design, engineering focus Policies, programs, and projects focused on promoting bicycle and pedestrian transportation. Environmental sustainability, economic competitiveness An initiative of the Australian National Cycling Strategy Repository of research reports, research abstracts and links |
