Week 9 - Reading: Pursuit of Cycling Equity Flashcards

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What does the study on the pursuit of cycling equity define cycling equity as?

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  • ensuring fair and inclusive access to cycling infrastructure
  • Addressing spatial and social disparities
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What are some of the key findings in the literature regarding cycling equity?

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  • Inadequate infrastructure in marginalized areas
  • Importance of community engagement
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What does the comprehensive approach to address systemic barriers in cycling equity include?

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  • Socio-economic factors
  • Safety concerns
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What are the four strategies for cycling equity identified in the literature review?

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  • Robust Socio-spatial network analysis
  • Consideration of equity in projects and priorities
  • Incorporation of equity-oriented funding mechanisms
  • Accessibility, design, and safety measures
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Describe the ‘robust socio-spatial network analysis’ strategy for cycling equity.

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  • Identify spatial gaps in existing cycle network
  • Consider socio-demographic groups who currently benefit from network
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Why would the ‘robust socio-spatial network analysis’ strategy to cycling equity help?

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  • Cities better understand existing infrastructure
  • Prioritizing improvements to promote equitable outcomes
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Describe the ‘consideration of equity in project and priorities’ strategy for cycling equity

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  • Evaluate individual projects on potential to provide equitable outcomes
  • Prioritize projects assessed to contribute positively to equity
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What factors are considered for networks in the ‘consideration of equity in projects and priorities’ strategy of equitable cycling?

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  • Network connectivity
  • Access to Transit
  • Safety
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Describe the ‘Incorporation of equity-oriented funding mechanisms’ strategy to equitable cycling

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  • Evaluate funding mechanisms to minimize financial burden of transport costs on disadvantaged groups
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What does the ‘incorporation of equity-oriented funding mechanisms’ strategy for equitable cycling include?

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  • Funding sources for equity implications and ensuring that budgetary decisions promote equitable outcomes
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What would be an example of a project that would receive resources based on the ‘incorporation of equity-oriented funding mechanisms’ strategy for equitable cycling?

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  • Projects that benefit marginalized communities
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Describe the ‘accessibility, design, and safety measures’ strategy for equitable cycling

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  • Ensure cycling infrastructure is accessible, well-designed, and safe for all
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What considerations does the ‘accessibility, design, and safety measures’ strategy for equitable cycling include?

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  • Ease of reaching destinations
  • Universal design principles for streets and pathways
  • Addressing personal security concerns
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How does the ‘accessibility, design, and safety measures’ strategy for equitable cycling help?

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  • Inclusive and equitable cycling infrastructure
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What cities were identified as exemplary cities for equitable cycling?

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  • Winnipeg
  • Saskatoon
  • Regina
  • Kelowna
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What are some areas that need improvement regarding cycling equity?

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  • Lack of specific metrics for measuring equity outcomes
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What are some practical recommendations suggested for the pursuit of equitable cycling?

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  • Meaningful stakeholder participation throughout planning process
  • internal organizational reforms to prioritize equity
  • further research on political-economic forces impacting decision-making
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What approach does the study on cycling equity recommend?

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  • Holistic approach to address spatial and social disparities