Designing for all: Cycling infrastructure for all ages and abilities  

29th July 16:00 – 16:30 (CEST)  

In this session of Expert Voices, we welcome Melissa Gómez (ADFC), who brings a unique on-the-ground perspective to the global push for safer, more inclusive streets. Together, we’ll explore how cities can make cycling truly accessible for people of all ages and abilities, from toddlers to seniors, and including people with disabilities. We will also look at how data, digital tools, and policy are shaping the next generation of advocacy and how cycling can be embedded not just in infrastructure, but in everyday culture. 

Join us for 30 minutes of insight, inspiration, and practical ideas from someone helping to turn cycling equity into everyday reality. 

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Let’s move from presentations to conversations, together. 

Our guest speaker – Melissa Gómez – ADFC: 

Melissa Gómez is a Transport Policy Officer at the German Cyclist Association (ADFC), the world’s largest cycling advocacy group. With a background in political science and urban planning, Melissa works to make German streets safe, comfortable, and accessible to cyclists of all ages and abilities. She brings experience from research, policy, and practice across Europe and Latin America. 

About Expert Voices 

At MobiliseYourCity, we love talking about sustainable mobility, especially with the people who are driving real change. Expert Voices is our new 30-minute interview webinar where we sit down one-on-one with people shaping urban mobility. These are not lectures or speeches, they are open, thoughtful conversations that explore what experts think and how they’re tackling the complex, day-to-day realities in urban mobility. 

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