Marco te Brömmelstroet

Marco te Brömmelstroet, known as 'The Fietsprofessor,' is a leading expert on urban mobility at the University of Amsterdam. In a fascinating discussion, he explores the concept of motonormativity and how societal biases favor cars over cycling. He delves into the interplay of public perception, cultural histories, and infrastructure advocacy. Marco also highlights the importance of storytelling in reshaping our view of urban spaces and the need for inclusive dialogues. His insights challenge us to rethink our mobility practices and their impact on community well-being.

Marco te Brömmelstroet, also known as "The Fietsprofessor," is the Chair on Urban Mobility Futures at the University of Amsterdam and an expert on cycling culture. In this riveting discussion, he presents a new study on motonormativity, revealing why society accepts the dangers of cars while questioning biases that favor them over cycling. He contrasts transportation cultures and examines the need for advocacy against car dominance, highlighting the delicate balance between radical and moderate strategies in social movements for urban change.