The pursuit of cycling equity: A review of Canadian transport plans

Frequent public transit users views and attitudes toward cycling in Canada in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic

“…Similarly, black and Indigenous respondents were overrepresented in the no way no how cyclist type. These results are not surprising since low-income people, women and racialized groups have often been overlooked in terms of their inclusion in the planning and decision-making process related to mobility [62] . For example, a systematic review found good evidence that women express stronger preferences for greater segregation from motor vehicles than men [63] .…”

The effects of COVID-19 on female and male bike sharing users: Insights from Lisbon's GIRA

“…Moreover, scholars argue that social and cultural norms significantly affect bicycle use among women. For instance, the traditional sexual division of labour, cultural differences, assigned gender roles ( Doran et al, 2021 ), and living with family or parents significantly decreases the likelihood of cycling for women. From an individual perspective, females self-report to be less experienced and confident cyclists than males ( Abasahl et al, 2018 ; Wang & Akar, 2019 ).…”

“… Self-confidence, seeing other people cycling, and encouragement from others increase the likelihood of bicycle uptake among women. Prati (2018) [ S ], Abasahl et al (2018) [ S ], Wang and Akar (2019) [ S ], Ravensbergen et al (2020) [ I ], Heesch et al (2012) [ S ], Maas et al (2020) [ S ], Doran et al (2021) [ D ]. [ C ] Census data analysis; [ D ] Documentation analysis; [ I ] Interview; [ S ] Survey.…”

Inclusiveness and Empowerment in Old Community Renovation Design

“…Doran et al, collected the information of the vulnerable group (women, children, and the elderly). They aimed to use the inclusive design of a safe and convenient cycling space suitable for vulnerable groups to meet the different needs of all members of society (Doran et al, 2021). This article summarizes the ten pain points of life scenes of residents which are considered as a contextual design and propose ten optimization strategies to solve the issues.…”