LAST CHILD IN THE STREET?
Globally renowned Tim Gill on 'Building the case for cities that truly put kids before cars.'
FREE webinar #Cities4Everyone
Invite: Cities for Better Health & 8 80 Cities
Tues. Feb. 10, 11am
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LAST CHILD IN THE STREET?
Globally renowned Tim Gill on 'Building the case for cities that truly put kids before cars.'
FREE webinar #Cities4Everyone
Invite: Cities for Better Health & 8 80 Cities
Tues. Feb. 10, 11am
Register and pls share:
bit.ly/3N6JwY9
This introductory toolkit is a resource for designers, planners and policymakers seeking to integrate gender-inclusive mobility into their processes.
www.genderinclusivemobility.com/toolkit
This introductory toolkit is a resource for designers, planners and policymakers seeking to integrate gender-inclusive mobility into their processes.
www.genderinclusivemobility.com/toolkit
...and if that accountability system doesn't work, then its *the city* that then is in charge of creating new system.
...and if that accountability system doesn't work, then its *the city* that then is in charge of creating new system.
TIL “percolation theory” which is cool
TIL “percolation theory” which is cool
— G.K. Chesterton, The Everlasting Man
James Clear, in his latest 3-2-1 newsletter, may have found for me the source of this “Only dead fish go with the flow”
My previous attribution was “a sign in a pub in Wales” =)
— G.K. Chesterton, The Everlasting Man
James Clear, in his latest 3-2-1 newsletter, may have found for me the source of this “Only dead fish go with the flow”
My previous attribution was “a sign in a pub in Wales” =)
"it's not the Tour de France" considering taking his shot at the world renowned 23 day bike race after all this encouragement from local drivers.
creativebyrovelo.com/therovelorecord
Off the record = unsafe streets.
In Hamilton, most crashes involving people who bike, walk, or use mobility devices never get reported. Not because they don’t matter, but because the system is built for cars, not people.
Off the record = unsafe streets.
In Hamilton, most crashes involving people who bike, walk, or use mobility devices never get reported. Not because they don’t matter, but because the system is built for cars, not people.
My personal favorite was finally doing a bikepacking ride up to Portland, Maine! It has me excited for bigger adventures in 2026.
Meanwhile for pedestrians and cyclists it's like "do they really need to cross this body of water? do they really need the freedom to go there? they might do it for recreation!