We’re delighted to announce the release of Cycling Cities: The Lisbon Experience, a new addition to the Your-City-Next series. This volume traces Lisbon’s evolving cycling landscape—from early mobility experiments to today’s efforts to rebuild a more liveable, people-centered city.
The research was led by a dedicated team of scholars and practitioners under the inspirational guidance of Luísa Sousa. To obtain a copy, please contact the project lead, Luísa Sousa.
Cycling Cities: The African Experience was published on 6 November and celebrated at the launch of the Bicycles Forever exhibit in Eindhoven. The book brings together powerful stories of cycling across the continent—spanning everyday riders, policy shifts, and long histories of ingenuity and mobility.
For a thoughtful review, see ZAM Magazine.
The book is now available for purchase—get your copy and support the growing movement to understand and strengthen cycling cultures across Africa.
Campus authorities everywhere view parked bicycles as an eyesore. Not so fast. Adri de la Bruhèze argues that is a political issue in his interview with Twente University. If cycling is to be part of sustainable mobility mix, why not embrace the sea of parked bicycles as a much desirable symbol of sustainability?