Formerly known as Bike Life, this is the UK's biggest ever study of walking, wheeling and cycling.
Every year, walking and cycling in Belfast results in:
I’ve had a trike for over two years and recently upgraded to an e-trike. My walking can be bad because of cerebral palsy, but when I’m on my trike, it’s like my cerebral palsy just disappears.
I had been on anti-depressants for 9 years, but within two months of getting my trike, I was off the medication. It’s life-changing.
I’ve named my new e-trike ‘Joy’, because that is what it gives me.
It can be tricky because there aren’t many good cycle lanes. The lanes that are there are usually too narrow for my trike, so I either go on the footpath or the road.
See Belfast's vision for walking, wheeling and cycling.
This is the fifth time we've collaborated with the Department for Infrastructure of Northern Ireland to survey active travel in the city. Download our previous reports: