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An introduction to the new Cycle Training Delivery Guide
We have worked with industry, including instructors, to update our delivery guidance.
Cycling revolution as almost half a million children get their Bikeability badges
Record figures show that the Bikeability Trust is making progress to meet the Government’s manifesto commitment to offer Bikeability training to every school child.
Bikeability instruction can help to keep children safer on our roads
A new study from the Bikeability Trust shows how cycle training could work to reduce the number of people killed or seriously injured on…
Government must boost cycle training by two-thirds to meet its own commitment on active travel
The proportion of children outside London who have completed basic road training by the time they leave primary school will need to increase by…
Persistent underfunding leaves Government active travel targets “in tatters”
A National Audit Office (NAO) report released today (7th June) has revealed that statutory targets to get more people walking and cycling are “in…
The Bikeability digitisation project
What is digitisation? An update on the project for the Bikeability industry.
Meet the Fleet: The Bikeability Trust and Tandem Cycle Group team up to get more kids pedalling
The fleet of 425 pedal cycles will enable more children to participate in Bikeability and learn the life skill of cycling.
Help more children learn to ride
Take on a challenge and ride for Bikeability by signing up for the 2023 London to Brighton charity cycle ride.
Relive the Bikeability Conference with Emily Cherry, CEO
Emily Cherry, CEO at the Bikeability Trust, shares her thoughts on the conference and its key theme – impact.
The Bikeability Trust CEO responds to active travel funding cuts
Emily Cherry responds to the latest announcement from the Department for Transport.
We need a holistic approach to active travel to get more families cycling
The Bikeability Trust CEO Emily Cherry shares her thoughts as Active Travel England announces £200 million of funding.
Put cycling on the curriculum to transform the school run
Emily Cherry, CEO at the Bikeability Trust, says we must equip the next generation with the skills they need to live sustainably
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