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Becoming urban cyclistsFrom socialization to skillsWorkshop—Transport Urban Planning Economics Laboratory (LAET), Lyon (France). February 10-11, 2020ENTPE – rue Maurice Audin, Vaulx-en-Velin, France, room D120Click here to read the call for papersClick here to download the program (pdf file)Monday, February 10, 202002:30 pm Bike tour05:00 pm Introduction Matthieu Adam &#38; Nathalie OrtarLAET/ENTPE – University of Lyon-CNRS05:15 pm Keynote lecture: Towards a city of cyclists? Untangling cultures, infrastructures, and behavioursRachel AldredUniversity of Westminster07:00 pm Welcome cocktailTuesday, February 11, 202009:00 am Planning for accessibilityWayfinding and signage design in mobility and accessibility for active modes: bicycles paths in urban designMarina Vasconcellos de CarvalhoFaculty of Architecture or University of LisbonBicycle Accessibility Planning: towards an Equitable approachIsabel Cunha &#38; Cecília Silva VasconcellosFaculdade de Engenharia, Universidade do Porto10:30 am Break10:45 am Inequalities: why is cycling not (ever) inclusiveImmigrants and cycling – Findings from GermanyJanina WelschResearch Institute for Regional and Urban Development gGmbH, DortmundWhat makes women stop or start cycling in France?David Sayagh, Clément Dusong &#38; Francis PaponUniversity of Strasbourg, IFSTTAR12:15 am Lunch and posters sessionTime to change gears? Gender and Inclusion in French Bike SchoolsChristina VietinghoffUniversité Grenoble AlpesBecoming rural cyclistsAurore FlipoLAET/ENTPE – University of Lyon-CNRS01:30 pm Starting to ride in adulthoodAdult beginner cyclists in French cities. Characterizing their profiles and revealing their cycling experience with a mobile method including real time discourseThomas Buhler, Adrien Caillot &#38; Marie-Hélène de Sède-MarceauUniversity Bourgogne-Franche-ComtéWhat are the impacts of a promotion campaign on the practice of utility cycling? The case of bike to work in SwitzerlandPatrick RératInstitute of geography and sustainability, University of Lausanne03:00 pm Break03:15 pm Changing practices: experiences, equipment, autonomyThe role of key events, motivations and past experiences in the adoption of the e-bikeDimitri MarincekInstitute of geography and sustainability, University of LausanneRusty beginnings: repair and maintenance skill acquisition for inexperienced urban cyclistsMargot Abord de ChatillonLAET/ENTPE – University of Lyon-CNRS04:45 ConclusionAttendance is free of charge but registration mandatoryPlease complete the registration form before January 31, 2020: https://framaforms.org/becoming-urban-cyclists-1574965925&#160;&#160;