Corridor
Test how a specific missing link or route could improve cycling access.
For cities
Turn cycling data into action
See where cycling could work better, activate promising corridors and measure what happens.
Party Onbici combines city-scale cycling analysis with real-world community participation — helping cities decide where to focus and learn from how people actually ride.
Illustrative example
Step 1
1. Understand the network
Bring cycling access, connectivity, destinations and infrastructure into one view.
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Start with the city as it is today.
Illustrative example
City Cycling Index
68 / 100
Simplified view
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- Schools
- Transit
- Workplaces
- Bike parking
- Repair
- Water & toilets
Step 2
2. Prioritise opportunities
Find corridors where targeted changes could unlock more cycling access.
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Focus investment where it can connect people to more places.
Explore this corridor
Illustrative example
Central
Harbour
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Harbour–Central Corridor
Activation opportunity · High
- 18,400 people nearby
- 12 schools connected
- 3 rail stations
- +28 km potential cycling access
- Low current connectivity
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Step 3
3. Activate the corridor
Turn analysis into real participation with rides, Bike Buses and community activation.
Move from showing where people could ride to helping them try the route together.
Corridor activation
Illustrative example
- 3 community rides
- 1 Bike Bus
- 42 participants
- Recurring weekly
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Community ride
School
Library
Station
Every Wednesday · 8:00 am
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Step 4
4. Measure what changes
Learn from participation, route activity and rider feedback.
See what attracted riders, where friction remains and what to improve next.
City insights are aggregated and anonymised. Individual ride paths are not exposed to city users.
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Participants per week
Observed Rider survey Modelled Estimated
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Before pilot
- Pilot participants
- 0
- Repeat riders
- —
- Baseline trips observed
- 18
- Safety perception
- 56 / 100
- Riders reporting a stressful section
- 47%
- Reachable low-stress network
- 41 km
- Interventions in place
- 0
- CO₂ avoided
- 0 kg
- Corridor activity
- Low
During pilot Illustrative example
- Data type
- Observed
- Participants
- 84
- Repeat riders
- 41%
- Trips recorded
- 126
- Data type
- Rider survey
- Safety perception
- 72 / 100
- Riders reporting a stressful section
- 22%
- Data type
- Modelled
- Reachable low-stress network
- 69 km
- Interventions in place
- 4
- Data type
- Estimated
- CO₂ avoided
- 214 kg
- Corridor activity
- Growing
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That's Party Onbici for cities.
- Understand
- Prioritise
- Activate
- Measure
From network analysis to real-world cycling activity — and back into better decisions.
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City Cycling Index
Benchmark cycling access
A consistent city-level view of how easy it is for people to reach destinations by bike.
Pilots
Start at any scale
Test one corridor, one school network or an entire city.
Community
Activate a defined community with recurring rides and targeted programs.
City
Benchmark cycling access, identify priority areas and track improvement over time.
For every team
From maps to evidence
Different teams need different answers.
Active transport
Where are the highest-value network gaps?
Strategic planning
Which corridors connect the most people to everyday destinations?
Sustainability
What travel emissions could a shift to cycling potentially avoid?
Community engagement
Where do people feel comfortable — and where don't they?
Schools
Where could Bike Bus routes connect students safely?
Public health
Where can everyday activity become easier to access?
Privacy
Insights without tracking people
Party Onbici gives cities aggregate insights, not a window into individual riders.
Participation, route activity and feedback can be analysed in aggregate while individual ride histories remain private.
- Corridor counts
- Heatmap
- Trends
Not individual traces
What could more cycling look like in your city?
Start with the network you already have. Identify the opportunities. Put riders on them. Learn what happens.
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