Blogs – Fietscommunity

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[ July 16, 2019 ] Nationaal Verkeerskunde Congres 2019 – Call for Papers Nieuws
[ June 26, 2019 ] Fietscommunity Bijeenkomst – 30 kilometer: De Toekomst van de Stad? Agenda
[ May 29, 2019 ] Modelling route choice of Dutch cyclists using smartphone data Projecten
[ May 21, 2019 ] The City of Hovenring: A brief history of cycling in Eindhoven Projecten
[ May 21, 2019 ] Investigating cyclist interaction behavior through a controlled laboratory experiment Projecten

DCA – Is there such a thing as a “fair” distribution of road space?

April 30, 2019 Rob van der Bijl

DCA blog by Samuel Nello-Deakin Department of Geography, Planning and International Development, University of Amsterdam If you consider yourself a cycling or public transport advocate, chances are you will have come across this image – […]

DCA – Seeing Traffic Differently

April 23, 2019 Rob van der Bijl

DCA blog by PUMA Research Group, University of Amsterdam What comes to mind when you think about traffic? Pollution? Congestion? The unmistakable noise of an old motor scooter? For many of us, the idea of […]

Vervoerarmoede aanpakken. Is fietsen de oplossing?

December 27, 2018 Rob van der Bijl

Blog door Rob van der Bijl (RVDB Urban Planning, GoDutchCycling, Favas.net) voor de Fietscommunity. Alle foto’s van Rob van der Bijl op Instagram. Fietsen stelt velen in staat noodzakelijke bestemmingen te bereiken en zo volwaardig […]

Wat is een fiets? Het fietssysteem in kaart gebracht

December 3, 2018 Rob van der Bijl

Blog door Rob van der Bijl (RVDB Urban Planning, GoDutchCycling, Favas.net) voor de Fietscommunity. Alle foto’s van Rob van der Bijl op Instagram. In de mooie documentaire ‘Why We Cycle’ lijkt het alsof iedereen in […]

DCA – What is Cycling Experience?

November 19, 2018 Joeri van den Ende

DCA blog by George Liu. This post is about the open-access scientific article: George Liu, Sukanya Krishnamurthy & Pieter van Wesemael (2018) Conceptualizing cycling experience in urban design research: a systematic literature review, Applied Mobilities, […]

DCA – Can a cycling “pattern language” help us build better cycling cities?

November 11, 2018 Rob van der Bijl

DCA Blog by Samuel Nello-Deakin. How would you describe what makes a “good” urban environment to cycle in? If you are a cyclist yourself, you can almost certainly tell the difference in practice. Cycling in […]

DCA – Six statements about electrically-assisted cycling.

August 23, 2018 Joeri van den Ende

DCA Blog by Paul Plazier. He recently defended his PhD research conducted at the University of Groningen, on the potential for e-bike use in the Netherlands in different populations and spatial contexts. For over three […]

Three views on safety and cycling – And why we need a new, comprehensive view

February 27, 2018 Rob van der Bijl

Blog by Rob van der Bijl (RVDB Urban Planning, GoDutchCycling, Favas.net) for Fietscommunity. The Bicycle Community is working hard to map bicycle research in the Netherlands and to fill the matrix that has been designed […]

Fietsonderzoek in kaart gebracht

February 6, 2018 Rob van der Bijl

Blog door Rob van der Bijl (RVDB Urban Planning, GoDutchCycling, Favas.net) voor de Fietscommunity. De matrix raakt gevuld – De Fietscommunity heeft het afgelopen jaren het fietsonderzoek in Nederland actief in kaart gebracht. Zo zijn […]

DCA – The “cycling fallacy”, or on how to (not) research cycling

October 18, 2017 Joeri van den Ende

DCA blog by Samuel Nello-Deakin Department of Geography, Planning and International Development, University of Amsterdam The vast majority of cycling researchers have at least one thing in common: they enjoy riding their bicycle. Although this shared passion […]

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