Programme
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Programme and Documentation
Table of contents
Presentations and Posters
A1: RETHINKING INFRASTRUCTURE
B1: ATTITUDES, BEHAVIOUR AND CHOICE
Socio-spatial determinants of preference for the active transport modes
Geran-Marko Miletić, Antun Plenković / Institute of Social Sciences Ivo Pilar
Cyclists’ perceived aggression from car drivers on road interactions
Dr. Carolina Martinez Tabares / IFSTTAR
A survey proposal to analyze cycling routes
Juan Pablo Ospina Zapata / Universidad Nacional de Colombia
C1: HEALTH AND ACTIVE MOBILITY
A2: DESIGNING FUTURE INFRASTRUCTURE
Supporting Latin America's first bicycle avenue in Bogotà, Colombia
Sarah Schneider / GIZ
B2: POLICY AND STRATEGIES
CicloviaSP: Promoting a sustainable bicycle program in São Paulo city
José Evaldo Goncalo, Suzana Nogueira / Ciclovia SP
The complexities of a biking transition in a car dependent city: Evidence from Kuala Lumpur
Dr. Roya Shokoohi / Hanze University of Applied Sciences
C2: MOBILITY CULTURES AND EDUCATION
The Bicycle as Teaching Object for the Training of technical and soft Skills in University Education.
Matthias Bandtel / Mannheim University of Applied Sciences
Social Practices and the Importance of Context
Prof. Dr. Peter Cox / University of Chester, Heike Bunte
A3: ACTIVE MOBILITY AND HEALTH: INSIGHTS FROM THE PASTA PROJECT
B3: ECONOMIC BENEFITS OF CYCLING
Promoting cycling on Rotterdam's southbank as a means for socioeconomic development
Chris Roorda / DRIFT
Who is in? - An exploration of the participants in the German campaign “Mit dem Rad zur Arbeit” (‘Cycling to work’)
Bernhard Schrauth, Dr. Walter Funk / Friedrich-Alexander-University Erlangen-Nuremberg
C3: DIGITAL AND DATA
From People to People - The Self-Benefit of Crowdsourced Cycling Data as Part of the European Cycling Challenge
Giuseppe Liguori / SRM Bologna, Francesco Lacorossi / Roma Servizi per la Mobilità
Supporting bicycle monitoring from civil society: the example of Bogotá’s bicycle account
Carlosfelipe Pardo / despacio
Cycling and the built environment - testing bicycle suitability indicators with with actual route choices
Ray Pritchard / NTNU
A4: TAKING RESEARCH INTO ACTION: THE PASTA TOOLS.
Learning from the best: A compendium of successful measures and policies
Florinda Boschetti / Polis network
Translating research for policy and practice
Sandra Wegener / BOKU, Audrey de Nazelle / ICL
B4: SAFETY
Bike paths – love them or hate them?
Carmen Hagemeister, Technische Universität Dresden
Cyclists running the red light – Influence of bicycle type under different conditions
Katja Schleinitz, Tibor Petzoldt, Sebastian Mach / TU Chemnitz
C4: BIKE-SHARING, ELECTRIC BIKES AND INTERMODALITY
Can electric bikes empower future mobility solutions?
Dr Amy Guo / Newcastle University
The economic and social efficiency of bike sharing systems in French Cities
Haingotiana Rajaonah / Université de Lille
Cyclist-related content in driver licensing processes: cyclists as hazards
Jennifer Bonham / University of Adelaide
GPS data tracks from smartphone applications – a useful support for bicycle infrastructure planning?
Angela Francke / Technische Universität Dresden
Interrelating bikeway typology and collisions involving motorized vehicles and bicycles in Berlin
Rafael Milani Medeiros & Quentin Jammot -Paillet, Technische Universität Berlin
Cycling during pregnancy and with a baby
Hannah Eberhardt, Anna Gering / Verkehr mit Köpfchen
Behavioural differences among cyclists in choosing the space to ride
Gregor Gaffga, Prof. Carmen Hagemeister / TU Dresden
Real world laboratory for a sustainable mobility culture
Marius Gantert, Eric Puttrowait, University of Stuttgart
Quantification of smartphone-generated, bicycle-related multi- and intermodality behavior data in Berlin
Enrico Howe / innoz
The potential cyclist - Framing urban design projects for transport cycling
Katja Leyendecker, Seraphim Alvanides / Northumbria University Newcastle
Adaptive road network assessment for context-sensitive bicycle routing
Martin Loidl, Robin Wendel, Bernhard Zagel / University of Salzburg
Cyclists’ and Non-cyclists’ Representations and Motivations of Utilitarian Urban Cycling in France
Carolina Martinez Tabares / LPC
Children's cycling skills and the impact of physical activity
Michael Meschik, Juliane Stark, Bernhard Kalteis / BOKU
Factors For The Perception Of Active Modes Health Benefits And Risks
Francis Papon, Clément Dusong / Université Paris-Est/AME-DEST-IFSTTAR
Bicycle commuting as part of the sustainable mobility
Dr. Marko Mustapić, Antun Plenković / Ivo Pilar Institute of Social Sciences; Mateja Plenković / Catholic University of Croatia
Reflective Corporate Branding for public Bike Sharing Systems
Eberhard Schilling, Happarel Bicycles
Cycling attitudes and behavior of families in urban areas
Uta Schneider / Fraunhofer Institute for Systems and Innovation Research ISI; Tim Hilgert, Martin Kagerbauer / Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT)
Access to Cargo Bikes for Everyone - Research and Practice Project „TINK“
M. Schulte / FH Bielefeld; M. Walter / e‐fect eG
Lessons learned from Vienna’s bike-sharing system to get migrant women to cycle
Astrid Segert / Institute for Advanced Studies Vienna; Eliza Brunmayr / Radlobby Vienna
Challenges and achievements in road safety and injury prevention in Baku
Rustam Talishinskiy / Scientific Research Institute Azerbaijan
The influence of surface roughness on cyclists’ velocity choice
Marko Toljic, Tadej Brezina, Günter Emberger / TU Wien
Making active mobility everyone’s business:
Taking the Healthy Streets Approach in London: Lucy Saunders, Transport for LondonTHE PEP Relay Race - Economic Benefits of Cycling Tourism
Cycling Policies in Germany
Birgitta Worringen / German Federal Ministry of Transport and Digital Infrastructure
THE PEP Partnership on Cycling
Robert Thaler / Pan-European Master Plan for Cycling
Economic Benefits of Cycling Tourism
Alexander Stedtfeld, Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Energy, Germany
Reverse Innovation: Rethinking urban transport through global learning:
Dr. Harry Lehmann, Umweltbundesamt
Planning for sustainable transport policies – assessing CO2 emissions:
George Georgiadis, Sustainable Transport Division, UNECE
How does Active Mobility help to reach the SDGs?:
Dr. Ute Winkler, Federal Ministry of Health, Germany
Revealed Preferences Route Choice Model for Cyclists in Kharkiv, Ukraine
Olena Chernyshova, Kharkiv National Automobile and Highway University, Ukraine
The new WHO Health Economic Assessment Tool For Walking and Cycling-a sneak preview:
Nick Cavill, University of Oxford