The Love to Ride Blog

You may think there wasn’t a lot of good news in the 3,900-page IPCC report released in August. But we did find out that there is still time to avert the worst-case scenarios, and we have a 2-wheeled ...

More and more people have been taking to pedal power over the last year. It’s a global trend we’re happy to see but even better is the data on rides for transportation purposes. For example, following...

We’re continuing to see an upward trend in women participating in our Love to Ride programs. During the Bike Month Challenge 2021 we saw that an average 40% of registrants across the USA were women, a...

As part of our mission to get more people riding bikes, we’re constantly diving into our data to further improve our approach. Did you realise that women are three times more likely than men to cite a...

Over the last 3 years, we’ve delivered the New South Wales Workplace Bike Challenge with the NSW Ministry of Health’s ‘Get Healthy at Work’ team. The program has delivered measurable results encouragi...

For our Supporting More Women to Ride webinar we hosted a webinar with some of the best women in biking in Scotland. We came together to share data and discuss how to support more women to enjoy cycli...

2020 was a tough year on a number of levels. We were asked to stay closer to home, keep our distance and even spend less time together. Despite the trying times we all experienced, as human beings tha...

In May, Love to Ride surveyed 10,000 people registered on the Love to Ride platform.

The month of September 2018 was a career highlight for me as we brought the inaugural Love to Ride challenge to Brisbane, my birth town. I had no doubt that a city as progressive as Brisbane (no bias ...

We’re really excited to be launching a new Department for Transport-funded pilot project with NUS and the Environmental Association of Universities and Colleges (EAUC). We’re working with eight univer...

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!