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Cosmin’s book ‘Bicycle Utopias: Imagining Fast and Slow Cycling Futures’ invites us to imagine a different world where predominantly bikes are used (at least) for short-distance travel within cities and claims that the domination of cars is unsustainable and certainly not inevitable. &amp;nbsp;It also discusses the merits of slow cycling and warns that the needs for speed and eternal economic growth are not sustainable. He uses utopia as one of the methods to examine our commonly held beliefs and practices, along with auto-ethnography and other methods. This book will certainly make the reader think, question their practices and priorities, realize that today’s actions can shape the future, and that a car-centric world is not sustainable. A city dominated by slow cycling could encourage the development of the local economy and small coops for cycle repairs, deliveries, and generally helps create a virtuous cycle of sustainable, sociable and healthy living. &amp;nbsp;

Book review: C. Popan (2019). Bicycle Utopias Imagining Fast and Slow Cycling Futures. Routledge.