Walking & Cycling

Across the world, walking and cycling remain essential transport and commuter options, especially for short distance trips. While car-centric urban development leads to streets that are unsafe and inaccessible to most urban residents, cities that prioritize safety for pedestrians and cyclists can improve quality of life for all urban communities.

Catalog

Webinar

Transforming Streets and Public Spaces with Tactical Urbanism

Learn how tactical urbanism principles were used to improve road safety in the context of three cities in India and Brazil.

Mar 14, 2019
 ARCHIVED
Webinar

Safe Access to Mass Transit Stations - A Community Engagement Program

How to ideate and co-create last-mile connectivity solutions around mass transit stations as a part of larger TOD framework.

Sep 06, 2018
 ARCHIVED
Learning Guide

Benefits of Cycling [Draft Version]

An introduction to the benefits of increasing cycling in your city.
Training

BikeLab for Turkish Cities

This training guides and inspires municipalities to design safe cycle networks and infrastructure.
Learning Guide

Design Principles of Cycling [Draft Version]

6 design principles for safer cycling infrastructure.

How are cities taking action?

Explore the interactive map.

WRI Ross Center has research, data and case studies that demonstrate the benefits of walking and cycling infrastructure and how it can be economically designed and implemented. Our experts have worked extensively with city authorities to prepare policy documentation, encourage Public Bike Sharing (PBS) systems, organize Open Streets events, and implement pedestrianization and cycling infrastructure projects.

    Events

    • 14
      Mar
       

      Transforming Streets and Public Spaces with Tactical Urbanism

      Transforming Streets and Public Spaces with Tactical Urbanism

      More Less
      Learn how tactical urbanism principles were used to improve road safety in the context of three cities in India and Brazil.
      Past Event
      Past Event
      Online
      Webinar
       
      Details
    • 06
      Sep
       

      Safe Access to Mass Transit Stations - A Community Engagement Program

      Safe Access to Mass Transit Stations - A Community Engagement Program

      More Less
      How to ideate and co-create last-mile connectivity solutions around mass transit stations as a part of larger TOD framework.
      Past Event
      Past Event
      Online
      Webinar
       
      Details

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