The Love to Ride Blog

Johann Weber is our Partnerships Manager, and is a PhD in Public Policy (exploring the implementation of bicycle infrastructure across the United States). He loves to help cities, regions, and workpla...

Sam and Jack from our UK team participated in last week's Smarter Travel Live Presentation. Sam's presentation on, "What have we learned?" was highly requested!

For 2016 the popular Bike More Challenge based in Portland, Oregon will be using the Love to Ride behavior change platform.

England has recently received great news for cycling! The DfT’s recent announcement of the Transition Fund provides £20m of much needed revenue funding to continue the good work that’s being done by l...

Are you new to Love to Ride? Here are 3 videos you should watch to learn more about our behaviour change theory, and what is new for 2016. If you can't view the videos below, email them to yourself to...

Cyclists have long understood the strong link between happiness and the freedom of two wheels. Now city planners, transport officials and health professionals are beginning to catch up and there is an...

What with The Terminator himself recently going for a spin in Edinburgh, the cycling stars seem aligned for cycling success in the Scottish capital. We are delighted to be returning to the city to get...

With limited funding for cycling, how can you work together with local and national partners to continue encouraging cycling in 2016?

With the current funding situation, we’re doing a number things at Love to Ride to continue working with our local partners across the UK to encourage cycling:

Success in 2015 After the success of the inaugural National Cycle Challenge in 2015, we are very pleased to announce that the National Cycle Challenge will be back in 2016 to get more people in the UK...

In this video, the Atlanta Regional Commission (the local MPO) and the Atlanta Bicycle Coalition (local bicycle advocacy organization) talk about their experiences of running a Bike Challenge and the ...