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Botes, C.M., Zanni, A.M. (2020) Trees, ground vegetation, sidewalks, cycleways – users’ preferences and economic values for different elements of an urban street. A case study in Taipei. Environmental Economics and Policy Studies https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s10018-020-00284-5

Zanni, A.M., Goulden, M., Ryley, T., Dingwall, R. (2017) Improving scenario methods in infrastructure planning: A case study of long distance travel and mobility in the UK under extreme weather uncertainty and a changing climate. Technological Forecasting and Social Change, vol. 115:180-193 – http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0040162516304012

Zanni, A.M. and Ryley, T. (2015). The impact of extreme weather conditions on long distance travel behaviour, Transportation Research Part A: Policy and Practice, vol. 77:  305-319 – http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0965856415001111

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Cycling cities – The Reggio Emilia way – Part 4: another ‘real ride’

Here I am again, showing you another real ride in Reggio Emilia. It was in August, but have not managed … Continue reading Cycling cities – The Reggio Emilia way – Part 4: another ‘real ride’

Cycling cities – The Reggio Emilia way – Part 3: a ‘real ride’
cycling, cycling friendly cities, Italy

Cycling cities – The Reggio Emilia way – Part 3: a ‘real ride’

Inspired as ever by the great Bicycle Dutch blog, and in particular the posts describing ‘real rides’ to various places, … Continue reading Cycling cities – The Reggio Emilia way – Part 3: a ‘real ride’

L’e’ po’ na bicicleta! (well, that’s just a bicycle, after all!)
cycling, Italy, vintage bicycles

L’e’ po’ na bicicleta! (well, that’s just a bicycle, after all!)

[a short story…qui la versione in italiano] I talked to an old man once, in the streets of my city … Continue reading L’e’ po’ na bicicleta! (well, that’s just a bicycle, after all!)

L’é po’ na bicicleta!
cycling, cycling friendly cities, Italy, vintage bicycles

L’é po’ na bicicleta!

[una piccola storia, here is the English version] Parlai con un signore anziano un giorno, nelle strade del centro della … Continue reading L’é po’ na bicicleta!

Vecchi telai, parafanghi bianchi e tasse: una collezione di biciclette
cycling, Italy, Uncategorized, vintage bicycles

Vecchi telai, parafanghi bianchi e tasse: una collezione di biciclette

[English version here] Ogni anno a Natale, quando sono di ritorno in Italia, mi ritrovo con i miei vecchi amici … Continue reading Vecchi telai, parafanghi bianchi e tasse: una collezione di biciclette

Vintage frames, white mudguards and taxes: a bicycle collection
cycling, Italy, vintage bicycles

Vintage frames, white mudguards and taxes: a bicycle collection

[questo post ha anche una versione in italiano] Every year at Christmas, when back home in Italy, I gather with … Continue reading Vintage frames, white mudguards and taxes: a bicycle collection

Cycling Cities: The Reggio Emilia Way – Part 2a: Le Piste Ciclabili
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Cycling Cities: The Reggio Emilia Way – Part 2a: Le Piste Ciclabili

In my previous post about Reggio Emilia I described what cycling is about in the historical city centre ‘Centro Storico’. … Continue reading Cycling Cities: The Reggio Emilia Way – Part 2a: Le Piste Ciclabili

Cycling Cities: The Reggio Emilia Way – Part 1: Il Centro Storico
cycling friendly cities, Italy

Cycling Cities: The Reggio Emilia Way – Part 1: Il Centro Storico

“Bici e resistenza” (Bicycle and Resistence) says the writing on the graffiti above, painted on the old kiosk of Piero, … Continue reading Cycling Cities: The Reggio Emilia Way – Part 1: Il Centro Storico

Biciclette al mare/Bicycles by the sea
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Biciclette al mare/Bicycles by the sea

When things on the streets of the UK seem to be a bit tense, I hope to cheer everyone up  … Continue reading Biciclette al mare/Bicycles by the sea

Bakfiets can have three wheels, and some tips about (cargo) cycling with children in the Netherlands
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Bakfiets can have three wheels, and some tips about (cargo) cycling with children in the Netherlands

Those of you who read my first post will know that my decision to buy a two-wheel cargo bike, rather … Continue reading Bakfiets can have three wheels, and some tips about (cargo) cycling with children in the Netherlands

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