So. There you are. Hanging out on the grass in the King's Gardens smack dab in the centre of Copenhagen. A popular hangout for Copenhageners since the beginning of the 18th Century [although there wer...

I explore in my most recent TEDx Talk how the paradigm shifted. How our perception of streets changed from being accepted as a human, democratic space for 7000 years to becoming perceived as the sole ...

I'm heading to Rome next week to speak at a conference hosted by the Royal Danish Embassy and the City of Rome.If any of our Italian readers are in the neighbourhood, here are the details about the c...

The EU project, CycleLogistics, has been up and running for a couple years now, working hard to replace cars and trucks with bicycles for inner city goods transport. And by goods I mean all types of g...

You're going to love this. Just yesterday I published The Ulimate Bike Lane Snow Clearance Blogpost! and today - a day with all-day snow which ended up at about 10-15 cm - the bike lanes WEREN'T clear...

The amount of snow that fell during the Climate Conference ranged between 10 cm and 50 cm in a day. Most of the bike lanes along the main streets were cleared pre-emptively of snow but less busy stree...

I shot this this morning from my flat. Another snowstorm had rolled across the city and, on Saturday morning, there was snow to be removed. About 15 cm. This is, I supppose to the Ultimate Bike Lane S...

After our Subversive Bicycle Photos from Queensland post wherein we use historical photographs to bust some myths about the bicycle's role in cities, we now offer you some subversive vintage shots fro...

Intersection in a rural area of Northern Denmark. The fully separated bike lane next to the road, typical for areas like this, is visible on the right of the photo.A travel writer friend of mine, Tom...