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I am excited to share our latest blog post featuring a fascinating historical resource: a 1895 map of California roads specifically designed for cyclists. This unique artifact highlights the development of cycling infrastructure in the late 19th century and offers insights into the evolution of transportation in California. Explore the roads that shaped California for cyclists over a century ago, and discover how this map can enrich our understanding of modern cycling routes. You can view the map and read more about its significance here: https://ift.tt/rA1zZIs.

While there are many ways to improve biking in your community, PeopleForBikes' team of experts collected the top four most successful policies you can support to boost your City Ratings score along with inspiring examples of recent wins from cities nationwide. Learn how to make your city better for biking at https://bit.ly/3WOkoXg

Compared to how safe they feel at school and in their neighborhood, young people surveyed feel the least safe moving around the city: walking, biking, taking the bus, riding in the car. Discover many more key insights from the youth research at?https://lnkd.in/eGyq4YKx

WHO’s Global Action Plan on Physical Activity 2018-2030 (GAPPA)?provided recommendations to help countries increase levels of physical activity?within their populations, by developing and implementing dedicated comprehensive national policies to ensure safer roads for cycling and walking; accessible opportunities for active recreation where people live, work and play; and on physical activity. Four years after GAPPA the first?Global status report on physical activity?charts progress on country implementation of these recommendations to achieve the global target of a 15% relative reduction in the prevalence of physical inactivity by 2030.

Need some tips for celebrating Bike Month around the Kansas City region this month? From biking to work to meeting people who love bicycles, we’ve outlined a range of ways to get on two wheels on the WAY TO GO blog.

I am excited to share an insightful blog post that highlights an intriguing historical artifact: a 1895 map of California roads specifically designed for cyclists. This fascinating resource not only showcases the evolution of cycling infrastructure but also serves as a window into the recreational landscape of the past. For anyone interested in the history of cycling, transportation, or California's development, this map is a notable piece worth exploring. Click the link to view the map and learn more about its significance: https://ift.tt/rA1zZIs.

?? Our September blog post is a must read story about South Park's bike trails! This special post, written by Jonathan Kersting, shares the beautiful connection he has to biking in the parks. https://lnkd.in/ee87gSiE

WHO’s Global Action Plan on Physical Activity 2018-2030 (GAPPA)?provided recommendations to help countries increase levels of physical activity?within their populations, by developing and implementing dedicated comprehensive national policies to ensure safer roads for cycling and walking; accessible opportunities for active recreation where people live, work and play; and on physical activity. Four years after GAPPA the first?Global status report on physical activity?charts progress on country implementation of these recommendations to achieve the global target of a 15% relative reduction in the prevalence of physical inactivity by 2030.

Short introduction video about my research and its relevance. Cool fieldwork included :)