International Cycling Safety Conference 2026
A global conference focused on research and practice in cycling safety.
- Date
- November 3, 2026
- Location
- Knoxville, TN
TL;DR
- The 2026 conference starts November 3 in Knoxville, Tennessee.
- Its focus is improving cycling safety through research, infrastructure, policy, and innovation.
- The organizer describes an audience spanning researchers, practitioners, advocates, and industry leaders.
About
ICSC has served as a forum for scientific and practical work on cycling safety since 2012. Its past contributions have included research and practical approaches to improving safety for people who cycle. The University of Tennessee and its Center for Transportation Research host the 2026 conference.
Who you'll find in the room
Researchers
Researchers are among the audience groups named by the organizer.
Practitioners
Practitioners are among the audience groups named by the organizer.
Advocates
Advocates are among the audience groups named by the organizer.
Industry leaders
Industry leaders are among the audience groups named by the organizer.
Featured speakers
2 listedKhashayar Kazemzadeh
University of Manchester
Anna Dearman
Alta Design
Questions people ask
5 answeredThe conference starts on November 3, 2026.
The conference is held in Knoxville, Tennessee.
The organizer names researchers, practitioners, advocates, and industry leaders as audience groups.
It is most useful for transport safety researchers, planners and advocates who want to present or follow academic work on cycling injury and infrastructure, since the forum has run since 2012 and speakers include Khashayar Kazemzadeh of the University of Manchester and Anna Dearman of Alta Design, which mixes research with design practice. Practitioners wanting ready-to-use local programming tips, or vendors hoping for a large sales audience, will find it more research-oriented than a municipal or industry expo, and its host, the University of Tennessee's Center for Transportation Research, points to a scientific emphasis.
Attendees at academic and transportation research conferences usually wear business casual, with relaxed layers and comfortable shoes, and some cycling advocates come in casual, practical clothing.
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