(Drawing) Rings Around The World

One of the frustrating things about discussing housing in this country is that we have historically lacked some key data which would allow u...

A while back I posted an analysis of Census data showing the trend in the proportion of people who cycle to work in Inner and Outer London ...

There has been much talk here and in other countries about the apparent declines in personal car travel seen in the last few years. Genera...

About 70% of cycle trips in Britain are made by men. But in countries where lots more people cycle, like Germany or the Netherlands, the ge...

[Cross-posted to London Transport Data ] The first statistics on commuting into central London were collected in the 1850s (of which more ...

The annual conference of the Transportation Research Board in the US features a huge number of papers and presentations across the whole spe...

Mark King of the Guardian writes : DfT statistics reveal that the biggest single contributory factor in cycle deaths is the cyclist faili...

Update! I've added figures for Helsinki (thanks Tommi ) and Vienna (from here ). Details are in the accompanying spreadsheet . It woul...

A couple of weeks ago I wrote about how cycling to work became more common in Inner London and less common in Outer London between 1971 and...

I've just published a post over at LondonTransportData about what I think are some very interesting trends in the proportion of people ...