Publications, Papers and Presentations

Professor John Pucher's papers and presentations on cycling policies and trends:

• All of John Pucher's papers and presentations
• Cycling Towards a More Sustainable Transport Future
• Making Cycling Irresistible
• Analysis of Bicycling Trends and Policies in Large North American Cities: Lessons for New York

Dave Horton's fascinating papers:

• Fear of Cycling
• Social Movements and the Bicycle

Cycling policy expertise from the Netherlands:

• Fietsberaad

An enchanting paper on the dynamics needed to change behaviors:

• Fostering Sustainable Behavior

Safety in Numbers is one of the most important arguments for increasing bicycling:

• Safety in Numbers - updated 2015
• Safety in Numbers - Jacobsen Article 2003
• Safety in Numbers - Summary 2003

A few papers on helmets:

• Helmets – Spain’s
• Helmet law outcomes

An inspirational paper particularly good for bike commuting programs:

• Getting More People Cycling

A lovely presentation on an excellent model for welcoming bikes on trains:

• City Nightline

An excellent presentation on this popular street design solution:

• Road diet ppt

An overview:

• Netherlands bike parking standards

A few insightful and inspiring papers on the importance of transportation equity:

• The Bicycle: Vehicle to Health and Social Equality by Paul K. Simpson, M.D.
• The Bicycle: Vehicle for a Small Planet, Worldwatch 1989
• Traffic's Human Toll
• Whose Roads? by Todd Litman

 An edgy paper on bringing bicycling to climate change discussions:

• Climate Change – Norwegian

Source: www.OneStreet.org