Cycling in Other Places

Competitive team cycling and warfare are inextricably linked in David Coventry's debut novel, The Invisible Mile, set during the 1928 Tour de France. This was the first time an English-speaking team… Audio

Executive Director of Transportation Alternatives, the leading cycling-walking-public-transit advocacy group in the United States. Audio

Cycling Advocates Network project manager Patrick Morgan is making his way around the world to see how other cities manager their cycling culture. Audio

Marc van Woudenberg of cycling blog Amsterdamize discusses cycling culture in the Netherlands. Audio

Chairman of Cycling England, who will visit here in November to speak at the seventh annual New Zealand Cycling Conference. Audio

In Spain, sales of new bikes have outstripped new car sales for the first time. Also the country considers shortening its working day. With Paul Hamilos. Audio

Beijing and bicycles used to go together like Venice and the gondola. But consumerism and urban sprawl has seen the number of people cycling plummet to record lows. Dr. Jinhua Zhao is studying the… Audio

China's turning back to the bicycle. It's trying to avoid the traffic and pollution problems caused by the one million new cars hitting the roads there every month. Jonathan Watts reports. Audio

Making modern cities cycle friendly, like by encouraging more cargo to be transported by cycles, with Gary Armstrong from Outspoken Cycle Couriers and Gavin Wood from the UK's National Cycling… Audio