Webinar PING: Quick wins for your cycling policy 2024

PING is a low-treshold and user-friendly tool, developed by Mobiel 21 and Bike Citizens, that transforms cyclists into citizen scientists who collect data about their cycling experience.
With this data, cyclists help local policymakers improve cycling conditions in their city or town. A perfect alternative to time-consuming participation processes or studies!

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Thank you so much to the organisers for sharing this webinar online, I am actually currently doing a project all about citizen bike science with a focus on capturing more qualitative and subjective data so finding this project is absolutely phenomenal, thank you for such a carefully considered and versatile product :) I have no idea if anyone who knows the answers will see this but I was hoping that I could get a specific question answered about the Leuven project: How were the cyclists prompted along their route between the train station and the venue? Was it through the bike citizens app (which I know is a bike route finder as well) or were there temporary signs along the city telling cyclists where to go? Or where they just given a destination and told to get there however they wanted to? I am interested in knowing how much cyclists chose the route themselves and how much they followed instruction as this could also give insights into validating route choices :)