This course will help you get the basic skills to start designing your cycling city, from best practices to basic infrastructures needed.

The Woonerf concept was developed in Delft in the 1960s and 1970s and spread to other Dutch cities. Woonerven are residential streets in which…

Explore the evolution of cycling in Europe, tracing its history to the present and examining future trends.

This two-week course from RMIT University and EIT Urban Mobility will help you understand how places, urban mobility and health impact each other,…

The demands of those who live in cities vary and evolve as they develop and grow. Would you agree that our movements greatly reflect the way we live?

Explore the ±15-Minute Cities potential impact and controversy.

Cycling is a sustainable non-motorised mode of transport that can offer low-cost, pollution-free mobility. Cycles occupy minimal street space—only…

Cities on every continent offer bikeshare to residents and visitors alike, and the shared mode continues to spread to cities large and small,…

While cycling offers unparalleled benefits for short and medium trips: improved physical health, fewer greenhouse gas emissions, and lower transport…

This guide outlines eight steps for mayors to create walkable cities.