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fragility
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Showing posts with label
fragility
.
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Thursday, 12 June 2014
The myth of the "tipping point" and the fragility of cycling.
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Birmingham once had much bicycle production and use. However, like the rest of the UK this city's cycling declined from the 1950s ...
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Friday, 16 May 2014
A temporary signalled crossing for cyclists (Road works vs. the Dutch cyclist)
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Where cycling is at a high level, chances can't be taken with what would happen if cyclists were redirected from safe and direct cycle...
Wednesday, 2 May 2012
Challenges to growth in cycling in the Netherlands. Older people cycle more than ever before but their injury rate is rising.
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One graph can never show the multitude of factors behind the cycling modal share of a nation. In this post, I'll point out how the us...
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Monday, 24 January 2011
"The busiest cycle street in the world" ? Why do we keep hearing exaggerations about Norrebrogade / Queen Louise's Bridge in Copenhagen?
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An industry seems to have grown up around promoting Copenhagen as the world's top cycling city. Sadly, some of the claims made do not st...
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Monday, 18 August 2008
Pit Canaries
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Seen many cyclists recently ? There is a huge difference between the rates of cycling in different countries. The graph on the left show...
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