... accidents among cyclists, although higher than car users, are lower than for pedestrians (Cavill and Davis, 2007). Bicycles Employees Travel Despite the benefits of cycling, only a small sector of the population cycle to work. Currently around 2 per cent of people in Scotland cycle commute...

... review, qualitative focus group research was conducted among six groups of children, single mothers and older people living near the Loop Line. Findings The paper finds that one of the strongest reported barriers to cycling for young boys was fear of bicycles being stolen – especially by a peer...

... coded using the themes of time, space, body and human relations, and interpreted through the principles of hermeneutic phenomenology. Findings The nine participants (seven males, two females) were aged 27 to 54. Each regularly commuted by bicycle at least three times per week for “18 months” to “27...

...Céline Farley; Marjan Vaez; Lucie Laflamme The objectives of the study are to assess the impact of a community‐based bicycle‐helmet program aimed at children aged 5–12 years (about 140,000). A quasi‐experimental design, including a control group, was used. Sex‐ and age‐group‐based changes...