The original vision for bike-sharing was quite simple: free and universal transportation for all.
Category: Lessons from Amsterdam
A sharing of my learnings from the three-week Planning the Cycling City course I took at University of Amsterdam in Summer 2017.
The Human Transportation System
Bike lanes and wider sidewalks are a good start to improving our cities, but real change won’t happen until we’re able to challenge the fundamentals of the transportation system we’ve created.
How Dutch Biking Changed the Way I Ride
It took just one bike ride after I returned home from a three-week cycling course in the Netherlands to realize … More
Interview with CBC’s Matt Galloway: Lessons from Dutch Biking
In July 2017, I was hosted for an interview with Matt Galloway on CBC’s Metro Morning, to talk about my … More
Lessons from Amsterdam: How to make cycling easy and fun
At home in Toronto, I ride my bike all the time. I ride for commuting, for leisure, for travel, and … More
More Learnings from Amsterdam: Day 4
“The goal of this course is to be confused, but on a higher level. We expect you to go home … More
