We’re thrilled to be featured in the recently launched Active Travel Directory & Yearbook 2025–26, unveiled at Active City York. Our destination cycle parking solution, Trips, was highlighted as Best Innovation, recognised for pushing boundaries with on-demand BlueTooth access cycle parking.
Trips provides on-demand access to secure cycle parking across cities, campuses, and workplaces. This recognises the services’ growing impact—not just on infrastructure visibility, but on enabling modal shift through data-driven planning, equitable access, and behavioural insight.
Key takeaways from this edition:
- Kate Ball of Wheels for Wellbeing emphasised the need for inclusive design, citing disabled cyclists’ right to infrastructure that recognises diverse needs—something Trips supports through adaptability and location-based responsiveness.
- Mariam Draaijer of JoyRiders Britain highlighted how behaviour change relies on capability, opportunity, and motivation—a framework that Trips reinforces by showing people where they can confidently park when they ride.
- The Pop-Up Cycle Parking case study, shared by York Cycle Campaign, illustrated the importance of flexible, event-ready solutions. Trips powers visibility and usage data for temporary sites, proving how digital tools can support real-world interventions.
Whether tracking use on campus or enabling safer routes through cities, Trips puts the power of infrastructure in the hands of the people who use it.
Explore the full Directory here, or get in touch to feature Trips on your site.