Navan Cycling Initiative

@navancycling.ie

Navan Cycling Initiative aims to encourage and promote cycling in Navan and surrounding areas. #NavanCycling #BoyneGreenway #BVLGreenway https://navancycling.ie/

- "Small design details can have a significant impact on everyday use. Scully found her bike very heavy, almost impossible to manoeuvre up the steps into her back garden and it had no basket, which turned out to matter more than it sounds." This (and the whole article 👇) rings so authentic.

Geraldine Herbert@gerherbert.bsky.social · 2mo ago

Four people. One week. One challenge. Barbara Scully, Mark Noble, Nicole Drought and Emer Currie swapped their cars for e-bikes to see if everyday journeys could be done differently. The results? 👇 @independent.ie www.independent.ie/irish-news/t...

In January 2024, Bologna became the first major Italian city to implement a 30 km/h speed limit. Despite initial pushback, the "Città 30” initiative has delivered measurable improvements in road safety, public health, air/noise quality and travel behaviour—with no measurable impact on travel times.🧵

People of all ages and abilities walk, cycle, drive, and ride public transportation along the low-traffic streets of Bologna, which are lined with buildings, trees, bike infrastructure, and prominent 30 km/h speed limit signage and road markings.People of all ages and abilities walk, cycle, drive, and ride public transportation along the low-traffic streets of Bologna, which are lined with buildings, trees, bike infrastructure, and prominent 30 km/h speed limit signage and road markings.People of all ages and abilities walk, cycle, drive, and ride public transportation along the low-traffic streets of Bologna, which are lined with buildings, trees, bike infrastructure, and prominent 30 km/h speed limit signage and road markings.People of all ages and abilities walk, cycle, drive, and ride public transportation along the low-traffic streets of Bologna, which are lined with buildings, trees, bike infrastructure, and prominent 30 km/h speed limit signage and road markings.

“𝘾𝙮𝙘𝙡𝙞𝙣𝙜 𝙞𝙨𝙣’𝙩 𝙟𝙪𝙨𝙩 𝙩𝙧𝙖𝙣𝙨𝙥𝙤𝙧𝙩, 𝙞𝙩’𝙨…” Many languages. Different countries. One shared passion for cycling. ❤️🚲 It’s #WorldBicycleDay 🌍and this year, we wanted to highlight how cycling can be meaningful in multiple ways. So we asked members and partners to share their answers to the question above.

Celebrating World Bicycle Day Bicycles are a simple, straightforward and sustainable means of transport They contribute to cleaner air, reduce road congestion, help bolster the climate crisis fight, and support human health Bicycles are one of the world's most useful inventions #worldbicycleday

All set for Bike Week! 🛠️ A great start to #BikeWeekMeath as we serviced over 20 bikes at our first ever Bike Repair Day. We even had some passersby who dropped in with their bikes! Many thanks to Gary Sheehan Mobile Bike Repair, Claremont Stadium, Meath Partnership, MLSP and Meath County Council

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