From making you live longer to making cities more resilient: If you want a reason to make your city more walkable, it's in here.

If everybody cycled like the Dutch, we could offset the UK or Australia’s entire carbon footprint.

The recently promoted misconception that cyclists don’t pay their fair share for street infrastructure is both false and misleading.

Congestion pricing is surprisingly popular, even if Washington wants it gone.

In the bike-friendly Netherlands, cyclists speed down the road without fearing cars. For an American, the prospect is thrilling—and terrifying.

# While the upgrades wouldn't happen all at once, and would only go in as other maintenance work occurs, the proposed concept sets a strong baseline for one of the state's most dangerous surface highw...

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Photo from a reader. It's the Tom Flood meme come to life. "Bicycles deliver the freedom that auto ads promise." Sunday, a permitted commercial shoot for Rivian shut down a section of Lake Washington Boulevard during the penultimate Bicycle Weekends open streets event. It wasn't just any Bicycle Weekend day, though, it was also Bike & Scoot Sundays (PDF), an accessible cycling event in which SDOT, Lime and Bird partner with Outdoors for All to lend out adaptive cycles for free that people with a wide range of disabilities can ride along what was supposed to be a car-free Lake Washington Boulevard.

So how did Paris, once choked with vehicle traffic and notorious for its pollution, pull off such a turnaround?

Parisians vote in a referendum on Sunday to decide whether an extra 500 of the city's streets should be pedestrianised and greened, in a new push by the French capital's left-leaning town hall to curb car usage and improve air quality.

Clogged up Britain

By Adam Tranter, CEO, Fusion Media Last week, I had the chance to listen in on a conversation betwee

As fuel costs climb, the long-term math shifts toward EVs — but consumer hesitation and infrastructure gaps could slow the transition.

On this so-called Liberation Day, why not think about giving yourself the gift of mobility and independence by swapping your car for a bicycle