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Behavior Change Theory Links

  • by: Thomas Stokell

Behavior Change Theory Links

In a CIVITAS webinar I gave today I mentioned a number of the behavior change concepts, theories and tools that we use to get more people cycling.

Ride to Work Week 2015

Let’s get more people riding to work! If you're interested in finding out more about getting more people in your area taking up riding to work, then please get in touch and we'll send you some more in...

What is the '20 Second Rule'?

If you want to take up a new habit, look to make it easier to initiate the habit by 20 seconds.

Stories from Australia

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UK National Cycle Challenge 2015

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More participant comments...

Below are some more examples of the kind of emails we've been getting from participants of UK's Love to Ride Challenge...

19,000 people take to two wheels for the National Cycle Challenge

Tuesday 7 July 2015 Between Monday 8 and Sunday 28 June, 19,054 people and 1,731 organisations took part in the first National Cycle Challenge. Together they logged 150,000 trips on the website and ro...

How we do what we do…

Behaviour change

We believe...

We believe that life is much better when we feel happy, healthy, energized and connected to the people and places around us. We believe riding a bike has so many benefits to us individually, to our co...

Starting with ‘Why?’

We watched this excellent TED talk by Simon Sinek recently.

Match Funding for New Bike Challenge Models

Love to Ride is proud to be partnering with PeopleForBikes to design and implement a number of innovative new Bike Challenge formats in 2015. The intention is to develop a new Challenge format that ca...

Why it's Common Sense for Employers to #ChooseCycling

The #ChooseCycling campaign was launched last week with an open letter from some of the UK’s leading businesses – including Sky, The AA, Santander, Orange, National Grid and GlaxoSmithKline – to all p...

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