Cycling for a good climate: Start of the city cycling in the Neu-Ulm district!

Cycling for a good climate: Start of the city cycling in the Neu-Ulm district!

Neu-Ulm, Deutschland - The district of Neu-Ulm will soon start an exciting bike event. On June 22, 2025, the international city bike campaign begins, which is under the motto "Cycling for a good climate". So if you live, work, belong to a club or attend a school in the municipalities of the district, are cordially invited to participate. The campaign period extends by July 12, 2025, and the registration is already possible via the official website: here .

A great opportunity to actively contribute to climate protection: The participants can simply enter their closely kilometers on the city cycling website or conveniently capture the city cycling app. But that's not all, the CO₂ savings can also be viewed on the website. Last year 1,562 cycling in 125 teams collected a total of 302,450 kilometers and saved 50 tons of CO₂ - a considerable contribution to climate protection that is to continue this year, such as Augsburger General reported.

teams and competitions promote incentive

If you want to participate in the city bike, you have the opportunity to join existing teams or even to found your own teams. This also applies to subteams, such as school classes, which makes the event particularly attractive to young cyclists. The award ceremony for the most successful cyclists, teams and schools takes place by District Administrator Eva Treu. Another highlight is the photo competition #landkreis, in which participants can submit their best cycling trip photos. The ten best pictures selected by a jury each receive a city voucher worth 20 euros. More information is also available on the city cycling website.

With increasingly better conditions for cycling in Germany, the district of Neu-Ulm has the chance to set a real milestone in climate protection. According to a study by the Fraunhofer Institute, Germany could triple the cycling share of up to 30 kilometers in length by 2035. This could reduce traffic emissions by 34 percent, which saves around 19 million tons of CO₂ equivalents annually. However, the implementation of these goals requires a expanded cycle path infrastructure and good connections to bus and train, according to the findings of the investigation Mobility Forum.

in this sense, grab the wheel and be at the 2025 city cycling in the Neu-Ulm district. Show commitment to the environment and enjoy cycling!