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PoP2019 – a photo gallery
What was your favourite bit of the POP weekend of action? We’ve put together a gallery of photos of our Pop-Up Pops from across Scotland. If you want more, check out our Flickr press pool of images from this year’s events – as well as the main POP Flickr group which goes right back to our first POP!
Campaigners in Aberdeen.at this year’s pop-up POP. Credit: Gavin Thompson
The children of Aberdeen had some different ideas at this year’s POP!. Photo: Gavin Thompson
Students at St Michael’s Primary School in Dumfries gather to cycle in the park because the streets around their school are too dangerous. Photo: James Craig
Pupils and teachers wheeling their bikes back to St Michael’s School in Dumfries. Photo: James Craig
Critical Moo protest for human crossings in Dumfries. Credit: Cycling Dumfries
Dumfries’ Mad Cow Ride heads along the cycle path. Photo credit: Paul Mackey
Donald Baddon and Councillor Richard Mccready discuss the operation close pass mat during the Dundee Pop-Up PoP event at Slessor Gardens
Protesters calling for the Bears Way to be finished in East Dunbartonshire. Photo: Josephine Flood
Children enjoy the safe conditions of the part of the Bears Way that has been built. Photo: Josephine Flood
Campaigners holding “tickets” for cars parked in the cycle lane on Ayr Road in East Renfrewshire. Photo: Iona Shepherd
Demonstrating the difficulty of navigating some of the barriers to NCN 1 on the Edinburgh Chicane Challenge. Photo: Chris Fleming
Squeezing a trailer through a gap on the Edinburgh Chicane Challenge. Photo: Iain Jack
So many people … 150 children and parents took part in Davidson’s Mains primary school’s first ever bike bus. Photo: Niall Anderson
Cyclists form a human bike lane on Forrest Road, Edinburgh, to protest at the poor quality road design that puts them in danger. Photo (c) Andy Catlin
High fives on the human bike lane on this year’s Forrest Road pop-up. Photo (c) Andy Catlin
The ‘Jelly Baby warriors’ take the measure of the Forrest Road bike lane. Photo: The Bonnie Loon
A tram imperils the jelly baby army in Edinburgh. Photo: Iain Jack
kids and families in Portobello walk, cycle and scoot to school as part of the Spokes Porty Pop-Up. Photo: Jon Davey
Tackling a crossing in Portobello as part of the Spokes Porty Pop-Up. Photo Jon Davey
Sadly there were to be no pop-up bike buses this year – but maybe a chance to see kids take to the streets in these number Photo Ross Crook
Packed bike parking at Sciennes School after their bike bus. Photo: Jennifer McGrouther
Bikelane MEANS Bikelane – cyclists do a rolling occupation of Glasgow’s city centre bike lanes. Photo credit: Iona Shepherd on Flickr
GoBike Board of Shame at Glasgow Uni. Photo: Iona Shepherd
Kids in Glasgow’s North East experience protected cycling infrastructure – briefly – thanks to a human bike lane organised by OnBikes. Photo: Iona Shepherd
Protesters campaigning for a Zebra Crossing in Scotstoun. Photo: Andy Watson
This Scotstoun protest was organised just weeks before our POP events last year Photo: Andy Watson
Caped crusaders assemble in Dalkeith for the Midlothian popup in April. Photo: Laura Cockram
Midlothian POP took kids to the streets en masse. Photo: Colin Jackson
Hoover-protected cycle lane in Cambuslang. Credit: Derek York
Campaigners in Stirling holding up the signs the council should have installed 14 years ago. Photo: Andrew Abbess
