Noi ciclisti salveremo il mondo

As a committed urban cyclist this was preaching to the converted, but it still gives an excellent argument to the fact that more bicycles on the road would benefit not just those riding them but everyone else as well.

This book was so interesting! The writing was good and I stayed interested throughout. I loved that the topic was pretty unique. I also found myself wanting to talk to people about it all the time. Good signs of a good book. Essentially, the author argues that cities should create protected lanes an Leggi tutto

I'm part of the choir here, but this was a great book. lots of research, lots of facts, fairly even-handed (I think; again, i'm already onboard), and well-written without any superfluous bits. really enjoyed this one. so much so that I read it in one 3 hour stretch (standing up for most of it, thank Leggi tutto

An engrossing portrait of what a relatively car-free, cycle-safe world would look like. Particularly interesting are the ways in which technology will change the flow of traffic in cities in the near future: ride-share apps, driver-less cars, electric-assist cargo bikes, and cycle share programs. Mu Leggi tutto

This has sat 3/4 finished on my bedside table for months and glad to finally polish it off! Great book with a mix of technical, political and advocacy lenses. Just wish any talks of health benefits for cycling doesn’t talk about weight and size - fat shaming is not helpful to the cycling cause!!! St Leggi tutto

this book is so important!! fast paced and interesting for non fiction. everyone go read it🔫

Lots of statistics and data (as well as anecdotes) that are absolutely staggering. It’s amazing to see how other countries with good cycling infrastructure seem to just have everything right and have so many benefits that I do not get to enjoy where I live. To me, one point that is driven is that go Leggi tutto