Act Now
To make this work, your help is needed — your voice matters more than you might think. Politicians need to…
Author: Cian Ginty
Cian is a freelance journalist and editor of IrishCycle.com – continuously writing about poor cycling routes for years has led to CyclingForAll.ie, in the campaigning journalism tradition and the hope that things can be changed.
25 Second Intro
Cycling For All is aiming to be a decentralised online campaign which seeks cycling for all ages and abilities across…
The Solution
At a national and local level we are asking individuals, politicians, government, state agencies and other groups to sign up…
Space
Space for walking and cycling generally needs to be segregated from each and from motoring. Politics of space Giving space…
Permeability
As a principle walking and cycling permeability should be greater than permeability for cars and other motor traffic. Circulation plans…
Priority
Priority is one of the main issues with current cycling infrastructure — where people in Ireland are often expected to…
Continuity and Quality
Pedestrians and bicycle users need a fine mesh grid of routes. Disconnected sections of paths or lanes cannot be described…
Contra-flow
One-way streets without provision for cycling in both directions are a major barrier to cycling in most Irish cities and…
Integration
As well as developing a national network of cycle routes and cycling-friendly streets, acceptance of everyday cycling needs to be…
Introduction
Cycling For All is aiming to be a decentralised campaign which seeks cycling for all ages and abilities across Ireland.…