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Rissel, C., Garrard, J., 2006, Cycling for active transport and recreation in Australia

Rissel, C., Garrard, J., 2006, Cycling for active transport and recreation in Australia: Status review and future directions, Vol. 13, p. 49 – 63, World Transport Policy and Practice, UK.
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This paper reviews the position of the bicycle in Australia, as a form of transport and recreation. The paper identifies the various influences on people’s decision to ride and highlights gender differences in participation and requirements. It is a helpful tool for planners to better understand how to encourage greater cycling participation in Australia.