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Urban Cycling Institute’s Policy Intern, Priya Kaler, explains why London’s response to the latest heatwaves in the city is lacking a key component
Newsletter | Register Now for CRBAM and for Our 2027 Courses, Then Sit Back and Read Our Paper or Join Us on a Long Ride
Off-the-Beaten-Path Initiatives in France That Are Building Cycling Culture and Trust Among Local Communities
When and How Moving Past Political Camps Can Help Us Build Better Cities for All
In the final article of a three-part series, Urban Cycling Institute intern Ingrid Sant investigates how social positionality shapes the way we navigate cities.
A history of mobility through autocratic restrictions and democratic limitations—and how the bicycle has overcome this
Long Ride | Historian John Munro delves into the past in order to understand how the primacy of private property shapes mobility hierarchies in the present
Urban Cycling Institute’s Policy Intern, Priya Kaler, discusses how policies can better address the mobility solutions that fatbikes provide
Newsletter | June Was a Busy Month for the Urban Cycling Institute
Urban Cycling Institute intern, Maya Borean, draws a timeline of Ghent’s shift towards a bicycle-centered urban configuration
