In #23 of Zag’s Women Making Moves series, Brussels’ Minister of Mobility, Public Works and Road Safety explains why Europe must act collectively to stop ever-increasing car sizes and reclaim public space.
In #22 of Zag’s Women Making Moves series, the City of Sydney’s Manager of Cycling Strategy Fiona Campbell explains why the state government is their biggest obstacle to cycling progress.
In #21 of Zag’s Women Making Moves series, Melissa Bruntlett explains how the Netherlands became a cycling haven and teases her upcoming book exploring why women in leadership roles drive transformative urban change
In #20 of Zag’s Women Making Moves series, Wheels for Wellbeing Director Isabelle Clement explains why the UK should invest in accessible cycling infrastructure to serve not only disabled people but the whole population.
In #19 of Zag’s Women Making Moves series, we speak with the initiator of MOVE21, Tiina Ruohonen, about the EU-funded lighthouse innovation project set up to help cities achieve a 30% reduction in transport-related emissions by 2030
In #17 of Zag’s Women Making Moves series, Scotland’s Transport Secretary Fiona Hyslop sets out how the nation is investing in active travel, and the legislation needed for a “just” transition to net zero.
In #23 of Zag’s Women Making Moves series, Brussels’ Minister of Mobility, Public Works and Road Safety explains why Europe must act collectively to stop ever-increasing car sizes and reclaim public space.
In #22 of Zag’s Women Making Moves series, the City of Sydney’s Manager of Cycling Strategy Fiona Campbell explains why the state government is their biggest obstacle to cycling progress.
In #21 of Zag’s Women Making Moves series, Melissa Bruntlett explains how the Netherlands became a cycling haven and teases her upcoming book exploring why women in leadership roles drive transformative urban change
In #20 of Zag’s Women Making Moves series, Wheels for Wellbeing Director Isabelle Clement explains why the UK should invest in accessible cycling infrastructure to serve not only disabled people but the whole population.
In #19 of Zag’s Women Making Moves series, we speak with the initiator of MOVE21, Tiina Ruohonen, about the EU-funded lighthouse innovation project set up to help cities achieve a 30% reduction in transport-related emissions by 2030
In #17 of Zag’s Women Making Moves series, Scotland’s Transport Secretary Fiona Hyslop sets out how the nation is investing in active travel, and the legislation needed for a “just” transition to net zero.
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