Future of UK Bike Share Conference Presentations
Presentations from the speakers at the Bikeplus 2nd Annual Conference
For copies of the presentations please email info@como.org.uk
Day One
Bikeplus Survey Results 2017 Antonia Roberts, Bikeplus
Opening Address from Greater Manchester Councillor Chris Paul, Deputy Cycling and Walking Commissioner for Greater Manchester
Keynote Opening – Is the future shared? Ed Gillespie, Futerra
Trends in bike share from North America Aaron Ritz, NABSA, Better Bike Share Partnership & City of Philadelphia
Creating successful Bike Share schemes
Creating a successful bike share schemes: West Midlands Emma Beech, Transport for West Midlands
Creating successful bike share schemes: The Dublin Story Sarah Scannell, Dublin City Council
Planning successful bike share schemes: Mark Strong, Transport Initiatives
Rewards and gamification innovations to increase ridership
Positive incentive scheme for bike sharing in Budapest Ákos Bereczky, Centre for Budapest Transport
Reading’s Bikesmart Project: Incentivising new people to cycle using a smartphone app or other ICT Marian Marsh, Reading Borough Council
Cityverve Gamification Sam Li, Transport for Greater Manchester
Evidence for impacts and market research for bike share
Evidence for impacts and market research for bike share Antonia Roberts, Bikeplus
The health economic assessment tools (heat) for walking and cycling Florinda Boschetti, Polis Network
What is the Spanish observatory? Esther Anaya, Spanish Observatory for Bike Sharing
Raising the bar for integration with public transport
Raising the bar for Public Transport Reading’s EasyGo Project. Marian Marsh, Reading Borough Council
Mobility as a service in the West Midlands Chris Lane, Transport for West Midlands
Raising the bar for integration with public transport Andrew Ardley, Devon County Council
Day Two
Vehicles of tomorrow: E-bikes and the sharing economy Roger Geffen, Cycling UK
Social benefits from public bike share data
Smart cycling products and data for smart cities Irene McAleese, See.Sense
Social benefits from public bike share data Oliver O’Brien, University College London
Maximising the benefits of bike share with data and AI Tom Nutley, Stage Intelligence
The commercialisation of public bike share business models Paul Stratta, PEBSS
Diverse models of bike share for small towns, business parks and rural locations
Diverse models of ‘bike share’ in Scotland Nathan Kaczmarski, Cycling Scotland
Bike loan on a shoestring Evolution of an affordable campus bike hire scheme – a social enterprise partnership. Katy Boom, University of Worcester
Diverse models of bike sharing Simon White, App-bike
Innovations addressing rebalancing challenges
Redistributing Brighton Tim Caswell, Hourbike
Rebalancing bike share schemes with AI Tom Nutley, Stage Intelligence
Cargo bike redistributing with Mobike in Manchester Pavol Gajdos, Mobike
How e-bikes are changing the landscape for bike sharing
E-Bikes transforming mobility Tim Caswell, Hourbike
The technology behind free floating e-bike sharing Marcello Segato, Bitride
Co-Bikes, Exeter Mark Hodgson, Co-bikes
Achieving social equity in bike share
Achieving social equity in bike share 4 all Nina Borcard, Glasgow Bike Station
Better bike share partnership, Aaron Ritz, NABSA & Better Bike Share Partnership
Exploring socio-spatial inequalities in bike-sharing systems: case studies from Brazil and Spain Esther Anaya, Spanish Observatory
How electric bikes in a shared context encourage equality in cycling Chris Slade, Bikeplus
