Achieving an active Scotland for all: ebikes, adapted cycles and bike shares

Speakers included:

• Lee Craigie, Active Nation Commissioner for Scotland.
• Energy Saving Trust.
• Fabb Scotland with contributions from all-ability cycling centres.
• Mobility and Access Committee for Scotland.
• Jenny Milne, founder of Scottish Rural and Islands Transport Community.
• CoMoUK.
• Cycling UK.
• Adaptive BIKETOWN.
• Transport Scotland.
• Sustrans.

For more information, please read the speakers’ biographies.

Drop-in session hosts included:

• CoMoUK
• Cycling Scotland and Free Wheel North
• Cycling UK
• Fabb Scotland and West Lothian Bike Library
• Paths for All 
• Sustrans
• Energy Saving Trust

For more information on the above organisations (including their programmes of work and available funds), please read the drop-in session hosts’ biographies.

You can now watch the recordings and download the presentation slides:

• Lee Craigie, Active Nation Commissioner for Scotland.
• Knowledge building on all-ability cycling: Blazing Saddles’ All-Ability Network of Cycling Hubs – Jan Brereton, Fabb Scotland, with contributions from all-ability cycling centres.
• Building blocks for inclusion – Keith Robertson, Mobility and Access Committee for Scotland (MACS).
• Rural mobility and the role of ebikes: a practical guide – Jenny Milne, the Scottish Rural and Island Transport Community.
• Rural bike share: improving access to cycling for all – Antonia Roberts, CoMoUK.
• Project enabling access to cycling – Dr Emily Ryder and Shona Morris, Cycling UK
• Making your public bike share more inclusive – Ryan Ross, Adaptive BIKETOWN.
• Findings from the Adaptive Bike Share Survey – Robyn McCormack, Transport Scotland, and Dr Corra Boushel, Cycling UK.
• Delivering inclusive infrastructure projects – Dan Jeffs, Sustrans.
• Rural Q&A – Antonia Roberts, Fiona Johnston (Rural Connections, Cycling UK) and Jenny Milne (Scottish Rural and Island Transport Community).
• Inclusive all-ability cycling Q&A – Dan Jeffs, Dr Emily Ryder, Jan Brereton (Fabb Scotland), Keith Robertson (MACS), Ryan Ross (Adaptive BIKETOWN).