InCrowdSpot BlogbyAnthony Aisenberg·Sep 9, 2024BikeSpot 2023 Key FindingsReports, Findings, and the Data
InCrowdSpot BlogbyAnthony Aisenberg·May 20, 2024BikeSpot update and next steps!(This update was first published via the BikeSpot newsletter on 16 May 2024)
InCrowdSpot BlogbyAnthony Aisenberg·Dec 13, 2023BikeSpot 2023 Interim ResultsOn 19 Oct, BikeSpot 2023 was launched on the lawns of Parliament House in Canberra alongside our project partners, the Amy Gillett…A response icon2A response icon2
InCrowdSpot BlogbyAnthony Aisenberg·Jul 1, 2020BikeSpot 2020 Results: Lack of dedicated space to ride, car dooring and traffic speed top safety…A lack of safety is widely recognised as the major barrier to people getting on their bikes. How it feels to ride a bicycle has an impact…
InCrowdSpot BlogbyAnthony Aisenberg·Oct 11, 2018Powerful 2018 Free to Be Results and Archive Maps ReleasedEarlier this year we partnered with Plan International and Monash University’s XYX Lab to launch the Free to Be project in 5 cities around…
InCrowdSpot BlogbyAnthony Aisenberg·Jun 20, 2017WalkSpot results! Lack of safe crossings top concerns for walkersWe’ve crunched the WalkSpot data and found that a lack of pedestrian crossings and safe places to cross the street are the top concerns for…
InCrowdSpot BlogbyAnthony Aisenberg·Apr 6, 2017WalkSpot data building!WalkSpot, our recently launched collaboration with Victoria Walks to explore perceptions of walking safety and amenity, has seen…
InCrowdSpot BlogbyAnthony Aisenberg·Mar 15, 2017MAP innovation prize winner!For the past 6 months the CrowdSpot team was involved in the Melbourne Accelerator Program’s social impact accelerator called Social…
InCrowdSpot BlogbyAnthony Aisenberg·Nov 17, 2016Success at Planning Institute of Australia Awards!We were recently thrilled to be awarded a Commendation for our work on the BikeSpot project at the Victorian Planning Institute of…
InCrowdSpot BlogbyAnthony Aisenberg·Jul 8, 2016BikeSpot: Perceptions of Risk vs Real RiskWith increasing urban population and transport congestion it is important for a city to have bike riding as an attractive travel choice…A response icon6A response icon6
