The Love to Ride Blog

Our new Insights Dashboard brings your data to life. There is still a place for the humble spreadsheet, but not if you want to track live data in an easy to interpret way. 📊 Don’t want to wait for re...

It's been 35,272,721 rides to be exact! As the year draws to a close, we have taken a deep dive into the data and have a lot to share with you. Spotify might be able to tell you which song you listene...

2021 has been a whirlwind of bike rides, badges, challenges, and lasting behavior change. Around the globe, the Love to Ride community has overcome barriers, pushed themselves to ride more, and encour...

This 2-minute video explains how we've integrated Behavior Change Theory into the Love to Ride platform over the last decade. And, the stats show it's working... On average: 40% of non-cyclists start ...

Did you know that over half of all journeys taken in Scotland are under 3.2 miles and 15% are under 0.7 miles? This means that hopping on a bike could be a great option for many of your employees.

Want to know how to motivate and inspire your co-workers to ride for Cycle September? From big to small and spanning a range of industries - we've called on some of our most engaged and successful Cha...

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...

At Love to Ride we have one mission: to get more people riding bikes. One of our favorite things is hearing inspiring stories, direct from our riders. The Love to Ride Stories feed is the best place t...

We had three excellent biking program specialists share the engagement strategies that have worked well in their areas.

Last year the world saw a boom in women taking to two wheels (or three, or four). For International Women’s Day 2021 we asked our riders to share videos with us - all starting with "I love to ride bec...

Love To Ride Suffolk, supported by Suffolk County Council Highways and the Most Active County Partnership, are encouraging Suffolk residents to join Norman and get out on their bikes as well.

Watch this short video that explains how we have implemented behavior change methods into the Love to Ride platform.