Be a part of Cycle County Active County Oxfordshire
Call for Papers
For 2023, the city of Oxford will welcome more than 500 delegates to explore walking, cycling and wheeling opportunities created by wide-ranging changes in transport, social, environmental and economic trends.
Department for Transport executive agency Active Travel England has announced plans to make England a great walking and cycling nation, and committed £2 billion worth of funding to deliver its vision for 50% of trips in our towns and cities being made by walking, wheeling or cycling by 2030.
Oxfordshire County Council have ambitious plans to give residents more options for active travel, as outlined in its county-wide Local Transport and Connectivity Plan and its Active Travel Strategy.
By supporting and encouraging active travel – walking, wheeling and cycling – it aims to help improve people’s health and wellbeing, reduce traffic congestion and help address the climate crisis.
Please send your suggestions, in
no more than 250 words, to Juliana before Friday 31 January 2023, including:
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talk title
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theme overview
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preferred format
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duration
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speaker details (name, job title and email)
We are now inviting papers in the following areas:
Themes and case studies
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Embedding active travel into spatial planning
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Cycling and buses - how to develop complimentary measures
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Collaboration between transport planning, health and urban development initiatives
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Active travel solutions for smaller cities, towns and rural areas
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Designing in activity and wellbeing
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Inclusive and accessible walking and cycling
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Re-booting planning and masterplanning for activity
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Designing, funding and embedding behaviour change schemes
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School walking and cycling schemes
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Investment in / funding for active travel
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Building the evidence base: scheme monitoring and evaluation and showcasing toolkits
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Research into practice: collaboration with academia
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Role of traffic management and its importance in successful active travel schemes
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Keeping walking and cycling central to future mobility
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Community engagement
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Embedding active travel into spatial planning
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Vision Zero and 20mph zones
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The role of micromobility - is it changing behaviour / gateway to active travel?
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LCWIPS in rural and urban areas
Toolkits, infrastructure and services
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Data collection, counting toolkits and analytics platforms
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Street engineering innovation infrastructure
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Improving safety for all road users
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Low traffic neighbourhood infrastructure
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School streets infrastructure
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Walking and cycling network design
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Mapping and wayfinding
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Accessibility planning
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Apps and journey planners
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Parklets and green infrastructure
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Mobility hub infrastructure
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Behaviour change schemes and tools
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Cycling amenities & infrastructure
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Consultancy and design
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Bollards, lighting and active travel infrastructure
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Appraisal, monitoring and evaluation tools
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