Crowdsourcing Cycling Data using the Biko App in Cartagena, Colombia
In our ninth expert interview, we delve into an inspiring case study from Cartagena, Colombia.
Conrad Richardson, engages in a compelling discussion with Carlos Felipe Pardo, co-founder of Futuros AI and an active mobility consultant at the World Bank. Together, they explore how Cartagena is championing the planning and design of streets that prioritize cycling.
Carlos highlights Cartagena’s innovative bicycle planning strategy, focusing on the city’s efforts to integrate active mobility into its urban fabric. He introduces “Biko,” a fascinating mobile application akin to Strava, which incentivizes cycling by allowing users to earn points for every kilometer ridden.
Let’s dive into this insightful conversation and learn how Cartagena is paving the way for a cycling-friendly future!
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