Slow Factory

With a holistic and rigorous focus on sustainability, Slow Factory works on integrative solutions, mainly for the urban environment. Current themes include: Bicycles with Public Transport; Dogs on Public Transport; Re-defining pets/companion animals as "Family animals". Also, on this Blog and other forums we take a critical approach regarding the crossroads of city life & politics, corporations/industry, language, advertising and media.

Tuesday, June 12, 2012

Velo-city: ECF Sells Out to Big Helmet?!?

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Part One of a Two-Part Series on Velo-city Global in Vancouver. For Part Two click here . Fear comes for Free! Sean van Waes , the Fl...
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Sunday, April 8, 2012

Slow Transition to "Slow Factory"

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The transition from Green Idea Factory to Slow Factory has taken some time...  in part because my main activities and even the core fro...
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Bike Future (Dot) Org?

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" A Unified Bicycling Movement [?] Leadership teams representing the Alliance for Biking & Walking, Bikes Belong, and the Le...
Friday, March 2, 2012

When "two heads are better than one" gets misinterpreted as "increasing the size of your head by 100% makes you safe".

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From Momentum Magazine no. 55 See also these related entries on helmets on this blog and please "Like" No Mandatory Helmets ...
Saturday, February 4, 2012

What the mayor doesn't always tell you about bike modal share - UITP and ECF go for higher modal shares, separately

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Part Four of this Series, which started with a feature in Cycling Mobility no. 4 .  For Part One - which gives an overview - click  here . ...
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Wednesday, January 4, 2012

First Bike Corral in NYC!

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Just uploaded to Streetfilms, a short piece on the first "bike corral" - NYC DOT calls them "Street Racks" - in ...
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Monday, December 26, 2011

What the mayor doesn't always tell you about bike modal share - Pure & Real Bike Modal Shares

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Part Three of this Series. Please first read Part One - originally published in slightly different form in Cycling Mobility issue no. 4 - ...
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Thursday, December 22, 2011

What the mayor doesn't always tell you about bike modal share - Immigrant-focused cycle training?

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Part Two of this Series. For Part One - which gives an overview and the context for the focus on training people of immigrant-background - ...
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Friday, December 16, 2011

What the mayor doesn't always tell you about bike modal share

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Part One of this Series. For Part Two - going beyond what was published in Cycling Mobility - focused on cycle training of immigrants to th...
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