@GetBAC @CloughBrad @TristinHopper yes, there's actually academic research on the subject. > "Paradoxically, the prevalence of bicycle theft seems to have helped lower the entry costs to cycling for various interviewees, who stated they knew or suspect
Great piece of research by @NelloDeakin & @_Anna_Nikolaeva highlighting role of communities within a city (here, Amsterdam) in making 🚴🚴♂️🚴♀️ the norm. It can't rely on built environment alone: something policy-makers & planners should note.#Inte
The human infrastructure of a cycling city: https://t.co/GDZmBMyEor
@andrewrow very much a true story, tho somewhat more of a big city thing. https://t.co/KkoE0wo3To