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Promoting Cycling to Reduce Car Dependency – Webinar for World Bicycle Day

On World Bicycle Day, Swinburne University of Technology’s Centre for Urban Transitions and the Physical Activity Policies and Environment SIG of ASPA held a webinar focused on reducing car dependency through cycling promotion.

Watch the webinar below to learn how to make Australian cities more bicycle-friendly from leading academic and advocacy experts.

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