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fietsprofessor https://twitter.com/fietsprofessor/status/1445652403831771137 https://t.co/IpBqhMNFpK October 06, 2021 at 04:29PM
'More pedestrians/cyclists injured and killed in traffic in 2021.' Our road safety statistics make us focus on victims, but tell us little about causes. This blocks real change. What if we would map WHO KILLS WHO? Join: https://t.co/IpBqhMNFpK Read: https://t.co/rRDMdzSPEl https://t.co/ddjE5Eo8z4
— Cycling Professor (@fietsprofessor) Oct 6, 2021
'Cycling is all fun and games, but you still NEED a car when you have kids. Simply inevitable' Myth busted in 3...2...1... pic.twitter.com/U4hILJirLP
— Cycling Professor (@fietsprofessor) November 25, 2018
'The Dutch cycle only because their historic cities have small streets; it cannot work here!' Myth busted by this NEWLY DEVELOPED Dutch neighborhood: 🚲 Main road for bikes & pedestrians 🤹 Quiet, green & car free public space 🚕 Cars neatly parked away (pics by @lennartnout) pic.twitter.com/SkSoWdg3gf
— Cycling Professor (@fietsprofessor) October 19, 2018
Availability bias: a mental shortcut that relies on immediate examples that come to mind when evaluating a specific topic. Example: It's much easier to spot a cyclist/pedestrian using a phone than a motorist. This might mislead our conclusions as Dutch police found out 👇👇👇 https://t.co/KySNJud1Au
— Cycling Professor (@fietsprofessor) October 17, 2018
'Cycling really does transform a society' Dutch documentary 'Why We Cycle' coming up in: 🇩🇰 Copenhagen (TOMORROW!) 🇨🇿 Prague 🇳🇿 Auckland 🇱🇧 Beirut 🇺🇦 Ivano-Frankivsk 🇧🇪 Brussels. All screenings and info: https://t.co/v7T2hJFUXh pic.twitter.com/gqpyBCgELB
— Cycling Professor (@fietsprofessor) October 2, 2018
Utrecht: Taking the rush out of rush hour. Commuting can be silent, relaxing, meaningful, beautiful, engaging and fun! (vid via @keithburner) pic.twitter.com/wBJk1Leai8
— Cycling Professor (@fietsprofessor) September 27, 2018
Instead of driverless cars, we desperately need more carless drivers! (video by @JoppeVStiphout) pic.twitter.com/frWQtXKS3t
— Cycling Professor (@fietsprofessor) August 16, 2018
The future of mobility: - electrified - sustainable - mobile connected - easy sharing - delegated driving (@vasttrafik) pic.twitter.com/fGh0AP0s19
— Cycling Professor (@fietsprofessor) August 10, 2018
