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BUX BLOG

The BUX Blog is a platform to share cycling experience cases, research, and stories with an international community.

On the BUX Blog, researchers, professionals, students, and activists share their work, reviews, and own cycling experiences from around the world. We also feature the instructional “Mini Lessons” and BUX news. The blog started in 2017 with an exploration of how people-centered design methods could be transformed for bicycle planning. Do you have work you’d like to share on the blog? Send us a message.

Explore the posts spread across the following categories:

Cases: Case studies of BUX methods around the world.
Mini Lessons: Mini lessons on user experience and making cycling for everyone.
News: Updates, announcements and the latest news at BUX.
Reviews: Reviews about cycling infrastructure manuals, practical designs, and knowledge materials.
Stories: International perspectives, research, and personal stories on cycling experience.

“Momentum’s my middle name” - Part 3

Capturing Cyclist Experiences in Australia and the Netherlands: Part 3 About me My name is Georgia Scott, and I am the Active Transport...

Georgia Scott

Dec 22, 20226 min read

“Momentum’s my middle name” - Part 2

Capturing Cyclist Experiences in Australia and the Netherlands: Part 2 About me My name is Georgia Scott, and I am the Active Transport...

Georgia Scott

Nov 8, 20229 min read

“Momentum’s my middle name” - Part 1

Capturing Cyclist Experiences in Australia and the Netherlands: Part 1 My name is Georgia Scott, and I am the Active Transport Manager at...

Georgia Scott

May 18, 20225 min read

Experiences and reflections: cycling in Brasilia during the pandemic

Hello, my name is Carla Costa and I am an architect and urban planner from Brasilia, Brazil, who is passionate about cities. I do believe...

Carla Costa

Dec 1, 20213 min read

Searching for cycling infrastructure documents from South America: Process and reflections

Searching for cycling-related documents in South America is straightforward, you only need some keywords in the local language.

Mariana Batista

Nov 25, 20212 min read

The methods used in Cykelfrämjandets Cycle Route Analysis

I attended the Bicycle User Experience open course last winter and got inspired by the methods presented there. Here follows a text that...

Axel Pihl

Nov 19, 20214 min read

Cykelfrämjandets Cycle Route Analysis: Making main bikeways usable for everyday people

Hello everyone! My name is Axel and I am a landscape architect. During the last year I have worked at the Swedish cycle advocacy...

Axel Pihl

Nov 19, 20213 min read

Cycling infrastructure in Groningen, Netherlands: taking the smart route to Zernike Campus - Part 2

Shortly after that, you would arrive at the Spilsulizen canal, where you cross traffic twice going their respective direction. Crossing...

Alexander Karczewski

Nov 18, 20213 min read

Cycling infrastructure in Groningen, Netherlands: taking the smart route to Zernike Campus - Part 1

Hi, everyone! I'm Alexander, an urban mobility planner and designer who enjoys working on user experience. I recently started...

Alexander Karczewski

Nov 11, 20214 min read

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BUX BLOG

​The BUX Blog is a platform to share cycling experience cases, research, and stories with an international community.

“Momentum’s my middle name” - Part 3

“Momentum’s my middle name” - Part 2

“Momentum’s my middle name” - Part 1

Experiences and reflections: cycling in Brasilia during the pandemic

Searching for cycling infrastructure documents from South America: Process and reflections

The methods used in Cykelfrämjandets Cycle Route Analysis

Cykelfrämjandets Cycle Route Analysis: Making main bikeways usable for everyday people

Cycling infrastructure in Groningen, Netherlands: taking the smart route to Zernike Campus - Part 2

Cycling infrastructure in Groningen, Netherlands: taking the smart route to Zernike Campus - Part 1

The BUX Blog is a platform to share cycling experience cases, research, and stories with an international community.