Policy

Cycle to Work Alliance Behavioural Impact Analysis

Publisher: 
Cycle to Work Alliance
Publication date: 
February 2011
Abstract: 

The Cycle to Work Alliance has conducted this research project to gain a better understanding of the health and environmental benefits of the cycle to work scheme and the motivations that have driven demand from the users of the scheme, and the employers who offer it.

The questions focused on issues regarding CO2 emissions and health; the analysis of the data looks at the role the scheme plays in improving employee engagement, encouraging healthier lives and in helping the UK meeting its CO2 emissions reduction targets.

Making walking and cycling normal: key findings from the understanding walking and cycling research project

Publisher: 
NICE / Lancaster University
Publication date: 
February 2012
Abstract: 

Expert testimony from Colin Poole submitted and published by the National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellents (NICE) in Spring 2012.

Open Letter to Nick Clegg

Publisher: 
Cycling Embassy of Great Britain
Publication date: 
June 2012

CEoGB Board Structure AGM 2012

Publisher: 
Cycling Embassy of Great Britain
Publication date: 
May 2012
Abstract: 

Current Board structure of Cycling Embassy of Great Britain for review at AGM 2012

CEoGB Accounts & Treasurers Report AGM 2012

Publisher: 
Cycling Embassy of Great Britain
Publication date: 
May 2012
Abstract: 

Amended accounts from the 2012 AGM

CEoGB AGM 2012 Agenda

Publisher: 
Cycling Embassy of Great Britain
Publication date: 
May 2012
Abstract: 

Agenda for AGM to take place in Bristol on 26th May 2012.

 

The Dutch Reference Study

Publisher: 
Delft University of Technology
Publication date: 
October 2011
Abstract: 

The Netherlands have a tradition of high bicycle usage and a long history of research on effective policies for promoting cycling. Findings in Dutch studies can be useful in the Danish Bikeability-project that has the objective to increase the level of knowledge in relation to bicycle based transport and to contribute to more efficient and qualified urban planning and management. This report discusses a number of Dutch case studies on the effects of investments in bicycle infrastructure.

Collection of Cycle Concepts 2012

Publisher: 
Cycling Embassy of Denmark
Publication date: 
May 2012
Abstract: 

The first edition of Collection of Cycle Concepts was published in 2000 and enjoyed a wide circulation among everyone interested in bicycle traffic. The simultaneous publication of the English version spread the Danish bicycle traffic experience to many parts of the world.

The second edition, Collection of Cycle Concepts 2012, updates the field, featuring new challenges and the latest knowledge.

Cycle Helmets - A Duty to Wear?

Publisher: 
Martin Porter QC
Publication date: 
March 2012
Abstract: 

Summary of legal status of cycle helmet wearing in the UK, paticularly where contributory negligence is claimed, from "The Cycling Lawyer" Martin Porter.

Updated document for a talk presented to the Association of Personal Injury Lawyers on 28 February 2012.

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