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?? The Rise of E-Mobility in Europe ?? The E-mobility market in Europe is transforming urban transportation with a surge in electric vehicles, scooters, and bikes. Governments are heavily investing in infrastructure, making the switch more accessible. This shift is driven by advances in battery technology for PEVs, growing consumer demand, and a collective push towards reducing carbon emissions. As E-mobility continues to gain momentum, it’s not only fostering innovation and economic growth but also paving the way for a more sustainable and efficient future of transportation. Excited to see where this journey takes us! ????? #EMobility #ElectricVehicles #Sustainability #Innovation #Europe #GreenTransport #FutureOfMobility #TechTrends

I've joined the Dopracenabicykli competition for the first time! While I might not cover the longest distances, you can definitely count on me for the number of rides. This competition is fantastic for promoting city biking, and our department's cycling enthusiasm is high even outside of the competition months. Nevertheless, If you're curious about the impact of entry on the bike-sharing industry, check out our paper published this year for some insights https://lnkd.in/eKYd8pDW

Intro to Adaptive Sports - Cycling - How about some pedal power as a competitive sport, or a leisurely ride with family or friends? There are all kinds of different bikes and trikes and adaptive equipment. Adapted bikes come in all shapes and sizes, from bicycles-built-for-two for visually impaired riders to handcycles for those with mobility impairments. Trikes are great for those with balance issues. If competitive cycling is more your speed, there are competitions in road events, pursuit, sprint and individual time trials. https://lnkd.in/gp3gGxKX #ParaSportOntario

Intro to Adaptive Sports - Cycling - How about some pedal power as a competitive sport, or a leisurely ride with family or friends? There are all kinds of different bikes and trikes and adaptive equipment. Adapted bikes come in all shapes and sizes, from bicycles-built-for-two for visually impaired riders to handcycles for those with mobility impairments. Trikes are great for those with balance issues. If competitive cycling is more your speed, there are competitions in road events, pursuit, sprint and individual time trials. https://lnkd.in/gM2gVdTX #ParaSportOntario

Are you and your family enjoying the lovely summer weather this week? Cycling as a family is great fun and good exercise, but it's important to stay safe while you're out. We recommend children cycle on safe cycle paths away from traffic, and always wear a helmet to protect their head if they fall off. Read our top tips for family cycling: https://lnkd.in/ejikDezQ

I'm eager to see how Toronto tackles the growing concern of congestion, not just on highways, which bring thousands of single-occupancy drivers into the city, but also on our local streets. The lack of a go-to solution—such as increased funding for public transit like GoTransit, coupled with congestion charges and higher parking fees—really presents an amazing opportunity for cycling, particularly e-bikes. E-bikes can showcase the versatility of options and the unexpected range of expanding the typical prioritized point A to point B movement, from home to work & back. Could point C, like dropping a child off at school, be factored into that mix? Could point D involve picking up groceries, or point E involve going to an extracurricular activity? E-bikes & the growing popularity of e-cargo bikes give drivers an option to maximize their commutes without relying on their cars. Small investments in cycling/micro-mobility infrastructure (such as separated lanes and secure bike parking) coupled with access to public transit (like Go Trains allowing limited access to e-bikes in separate train cars) create a scenario that could start in Burlington: A driver hops on their e-bike and rides 20mins to their Go Transit station for the 7:27am train. 2 additional options are available here: they could bring their e-bike with them or park it securely at the station and opt for BikeShareTO when they reach their destination. The train arrives at Union Station at 8:18am. With their e-bike or an available BikeShareTO e-bike, they can then commute an additional 10mins to their office. Another scenario I see in my neighborhood of Leslieville involves a family of four with a car who purchased an e-cargo bike a few years ago. The bike has a front bucket that can hold a monthly grocery run to Costco, 5kms away. With a 4 & 6y/o, that bucket is now a people cargo mover within the city. The mother works along hospital row on University Avenue, over 5kms away. She proudly showed me her Strava map: she leaves home with the kids, rides downhill to drop one at daycare, rides uphill to drop the other at school, then crosses the Don River at the viaduct to get downtown. During the pandemic, Danforth Ave & University Ave saw upgrades to their cycling infrastructure, creating protected cycle tracks. Her workplace upgraded its parking to include proper and secure space for people riding to work, including those using e-bikes of all shapes and sizes. She has access to a farmer’s market down the street every Tuesday, so during pick-up in the evening, her kids get to pick which vegetables they’ll be eating that night (I wish my kids were that excited to eat veggies). There are multiple scenarios that could be plotted out, all of them excluding year-round car use. Yes, people on bikes can ride in the rain & in the winter. Toronto, what are we waiting for? The e-bike revolution is already here. We need to get on this now. Appreciate the share.Peter Norton h/t Scott Butler #BikeTO

Exciting news for cycling enthusiasts and history buffs alike! Our latest blog post dives into a fascinating piece of history with the publication of a 1895 map of California roads specifically designed for cyclists. This document not only highlights the evolution of cycling infrastructure but also sheds light on how far we have come in terms of accessibility for cyclists in the region. Explore this unique resource that offers a glimpse into the past and discover the routes that shaped California's cycling scene. To learn more, visit the link below. [Access the blog post here](https://ift.tt/rA1zZIs)

As cities across the U.S. look to improve their cycling infrastructure, they are increasingly drawing inspiration from the Netherlands, known for its extensive and safe cycling networks. The Dutch model emphasizes dedicated bike lanes, bike-friendly traffic signals, and public awareness campaigns that foster a culture of cycling.

Whether you’re a new cyclist, just starting to bike again after a long break, or you’re looking to get the family into a new, healthy activity, there is a lot to learn when starting your biking journey. But don’t worry, we have your back! We’ve compiled all of our best tips for beginner cyclists – from our favourite bikes for newer riders to bike maintenance pointers and must-have gear recommendations.??♀? Check out the link below and get ready to learn...?? https://lnkd.in/ewBRe2pb #GiantUK #RideUnleashed #GiantBicyles #GiantBicyclesUK #BikeGuides #CyclingGuides