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Listen to her talk about future plans for Bikeability, the Trust’s relationship with Active Travel England, and how cycle training can support a national shift away from cars and towards active travel. On the day Emily Cherry, CEO at the Bikeability Trust, shared her thoughts on the conference and its key theme – impact. You can also find presentations from some sessions. These key learning sheets cover each of the workshops to give colleagues the opportunity to learn from speakers on the day. For those who couldn’t, the Trust has published a set of learning resources and summaries of workshops on the day.
What a fantastic day at the Bikeability Conference! This year’s theme was impact and we spent the day hearing about the impact Bikeability can make, both on the playground for individual riders and in communities as the Trust works with Active Travel England to enable more people to cycle, walk and wheel in their neighbourhoods.
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