Congratulations to our winners in the pictures 📸
They were announced live at the conference, and we hope they enjoy their prizes.
See you at the next Cycling Research Board event!
@urbancyclinginstitute.org
@urbancyclinginstitute.orgCongratulations to our winners in the pictures 📸
They were announced live at the conference, and we hope they enjoy their prizes.
See you at the next Cycling Research Board event!
@johnmunro.bsky.socialGreat to have the chance to speak along side @mykaabramson.bsky.social about The Big Ride for Palestine at #CRBAM26.
I hope conference participants will want to learn more about TBR and join or organize a ride as one way of experiencing how cycling can uniquely connect local and global politics.
@johnmunro.bsky.socialMy opposition to police enforcement as a route to mobility justice was certainly confirmed by Filip Watteeuw's talk.
But his question for #CRBAM26 - about whether emphasizing cycling infrastructure reinforces the status quo - is a challenge that lingers as a huge takeaway from this conference.
@cathytuttle.bsky.socialEnthusiastic Deputy Mayor of Ghent, @filipwatteeuw.bsky.social, was the visionary behind Gent's circulation plan. With a 6-year term and just €6 million, he implemented a circulation plan focused on people rather than cars.
He got it done + has been re-elected 2x since. Here's his story at #CRBAM26