Search Results for “barriers to bicycling”

Breaking Down Barriers to Bicycling in the U.S.

March 3, 2021

This qualitative study surveyed focus groups in 10 U.S. cities, resulting in an in-depth understanding of participants’ perceptions and attitudes towards biking, as well as what types of activities, programs or marketing might change their opinions.

Silent barriers to bicycling, part IV: Infrastructure in Black and Latino neighborhoods

March 10, 2017

The final post in our series on barriers to bicycling looks at that big topic of infrastructure.

Silent barriers to bicycling, part III: Racial profiling of the Black and Latino community

March 3, 2017

Whether advocates know it or not, perceptions of police profiling impact bicycling decisions every day.

Silent barriers to bicycling, part II: Fear of crime among Blacks and Latinos

February 23, 2017

Concerns over robbery and theft make an impact when it comes to deciding whether or not to bike.

Silent barriers to bicycling, part I: Exploring Black and Latino bicycling experiences

February 15, 2017

The first post in our new series examining push and pull factors for Black and Latino cycling.

Philly Latinx riders discuss bicycling barriers

January 3, 2019

The Bicycle Coalition of Greater Philadelphia gave Latinx bike riders a chance to talk about bicycling barriers and aides.

“Where America Fails, So Have We in Bicycling.”

March 9, 2021

A candid conversation with Charles T. Brown, the lead investigator of a new, groundbreaking report on barriers to biking in the U.S.

Breaking Barriers to Bike Share Briefs: An Inside Look

August 20, 2020

TREC x PSU released 10 bike share briefs adapted from the National Scan of Bike Share Equity Programs report — take an inside look into the development process.

Making bicycling accessible to all genders

November 15, 2018

An opinion writer in Seattle notes some of the barriers to bicycling for riders who don't identify as male.

New Podcast Alert: Arrested Mobility

March 11, 2022

A new podcast from researcher Charles T. Brown discusses the connection between mobility and equity, and how the movement of marginalized communities is overly policed.