The cycling market experiences a surge in demand in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic.

The year is almost over. Thinking about saving up and starting the next year with

Cycling regularly can give you more than you think. There is more to cycling than

The Norwegian Capital of Oslo has incorporated plans to increase the usage and number of

With our cities becoming more congested, and climate change as a major global problem, more

Sometimes, we need a step back to move forward. Climate change, pollution, and congestion in

Designing for bikes has become a hallmark of forward-looking modern cities worldwide. Bike-friendly city ratings

As the home of Royal Philips Electronics for more than 125 years, the southern Netherlands

Okay, the title of this article is a bit tongue-in-cheek, but travel does involve considerable

Traffic signals give priority to motor vehicles over pedestrians. This inequality undermines many of the

Australia’s population clock is, according to the Australian Bureau of Statistics, steadily ticking away at an

Almost three-quarters of women in seven UK cities never ride a bike for local journeys,

Architect and planner Jan Gehl looks back on how he helped transform Copenhagen into one

In the 1930s, the U.K. built a massive network of state-of-the-art bike trails. Now the

A system called “Flo” system uses cute creatures to tell cyclists to speed up or

After two cyclists were killed in hit-and-runs on the same day, the SFMTrA grabbed traffic

Seattle’s struggle to attract riders reveals what makes a bike-share program thrive — or in

The semi-official post is the first of its kind in the world. This summer, Amsterdam

As urbanisation and modernisation reach unprecedented levels, road congestion has become a modern day menace.

The World Bicycle Forum in Medellín, Colombia last 2015 brought together more than 4,000 attendees

Public bikesharing has emerged as one of the latest transportation innovations, transforming North American cities

The Commons apartment building in the inner Melbourne suburb of Brunswick has won swags of

A new report calculates how much the world would benefit—especially the environment—from a global shift

We tend to assume that travel today is fundamentally different from what it was half

Residents of Coronado, California, marched out a series of absurd anti-bike arguments that somehow won

After the 2011 disaster, residents were asked what they wanted from the city once known

Welcome to Copenhagen, although if you’re a fan of two-wheeled transportation, you’ll probably come to

Amsterdam is a city where 48% of all trips made in the city centre are

Nossa Cidade explores critical questions for building more sustainable cities. Every month features a new

It takes a combination of citizen support and top-down vision to create meaningful change in

A design solution known as the “floating” bus stop is gaining attention in U.S. cities.

San Francisco is moving forward with a plan to add protected bike lanes on Polk

  Is “Life Paint” a helpful new technology, or a dubious marketing ploy? There’s no

Bay Area Bike Share is poised for a tenfold expansion in the region. The expansion

Stuttgart has set an aspiring goal when it comes to mobility on two wheels: the

  Toronto politician Rob Ford is always good for a laugh, if only in recognition

The bicycle hasn’t changed much since the 1890s: Today’s version has the same basic diamond

When Ben Wellington started teaching statistics to urban planners at Pratt Institute’s Graduate Center for

Different cities all over the world have their own unique modes of public transport and

From Calgary’s space-age Peace bridge to Eindhoven’s floating roundabout and the Copenhagen apartments with a

Amsterdam is currently tackling a problem most cities can only dream of having: It has

How do we decide what we like and what we choose? Many will say –

Solar panels embedded in the cycle path near Amsterdam could generate enough electricity to power

Spain remains far from a paradise for bikes – yet cycling has increased 11-fold in

From ‘green wave’ traffic lights and majestic harbour bike bridges to digital countdowns and foot