Our campaign is about making cycling in York safe, convenient, and accessible for everyone. We wanted to provide a vision of what a truly cycle-friendly city could be, and so 42 Ways to Transform York was born.

You can pick up a free copy from any of the stockists below, or read it online.

If you’d like to stock copies in your shop, cafe, or workplace please email YorkCycleCampaign@gmail.com and we’ll bring some to you.

42 Ways Stockists

City Centre
Alma Café, Coppergate
Cycle Heaven at the Station
Cyclestreet, Layerthorpe
Electric Transport Shop, Walmgate
Giant, Lord Mayor’s Walk
Jorvik Tricycles, Hazel Court
ReCycle, Walmgate
SPARK York CIC, Piccadilly
Winstons of York, Back Swinegate
York Cycleworks, Lawrence Street

East of the City
York Food Circle, Tang Hall Community Centre

South of the City
Alligator Whole Foods, FIshergate
Bishy Weigh, Bishopthorpe Road
Cycle Heaven at the Angel, Bishopthorpe Road
Cycle Heaven, Hospital Fields Road
Everybody’s Cycling, Hospital Fields Road
Get Cycling, Hospital Fields Road
Pig and Pastry, Bishopthorpe Road
The Swan, Bishopthorpe Road

West of the City
Crooked Tap, Acomb Green
Bluebird Bakery, Acomb Road

York Outer
Brunswick Organic Nursery, Bishopthorpe
Evans Cycles, Monks Cross Shopping Park
Haxby Bakehouse, Haxby
Twisted Cogs, Bishopthorpe

Correction

Whilst data quoted in 42 Ways to Transform York no.32 was correct at time of processing, a subsequent revision by the Department of Transport has revised the data provided for the period from 2000 to 2020 with the publication of Road traffic estimates in Great Britain: 2021. The digital version on this page has been updated to correct this, however earlier printed versions will not reflect this. No.32 should read: “Traffic has grown 36% since the nineties and is forecast to grow 17-56% depending on the scenario, by 2050”. Still significant, still unsustainable.