Formerly known as Bike Life, this is the UK's biggest ever study of walking, wheeling and cycling.
Every year, walking and cycling in Belfast results in:
The greenways and bus lanes were a very big influence on where we bought our house. The Comber Greenway and Lagan towpath have made a huge difference to how I commute.
I travel with my two young children, dropping them off at nursery on my way to the Royal. I find I can cross the city and feel relatively safe.
I find the cars take more notice of you when they see you cycling with children in the trailer.
In Belfast, 54% of residents walk five or more days a week.
This compares to 44% of people who drive, 7% who use public transport and just 4% who cycle at least five or more days each week.
Just 57% of disabled people feel welcome when walking or wheeling in their neighbourhood in Belfast.
Banning pavement parking would help 73% of all residents to walk or wheel more, and 77% of residents think wider pavements would encourage them to do so.
See Belfast's vision for walking, wheeling and cycling.
This is the fourth time we've collaborated with the Department for Infrastructure of Northern Ireland to survey cycling in the city. Download our previous reports: