Toby Liu is a postgraduate researcher at University College London’s Bartlett School of Planning, completing an MSc in Transport and City Planning. His research examines how temporary bicycle access can foster confidence, skills, and everyday cycling habits, bridging design, behaviour, and policy. His dissertation, Simulating Ownership: How Temporary Bicycle Access Enables Urban Cycling Transition, explores medium-term access models as catalysts for inclusive urban mobility. Alongside his studies, Toby works with Tokyobike London, where he connects design-led practice with sustainable transport research. His broader interests include cycling equity, spatial design, and the integration of active travel within liveable cities.
Presentation title: Simulating Ownership: How Temporary Bicycle Access Enables Urban Cycling Transition
