Watch out cyclists: City bikes start in the Rhein-Neckar district!

Watch out cyclists: City bikes start in the Rhein-Neckar district!

In the Rhein-Neckar district, it will soon be called "on the bikes, done, go!" On Sunday, June 29th, the city cycling cycling campaign will start a new round. For the participating citizens, it is important to cover as many everyday paths as possible by bike and diligently collect kilometers in a period of 21 days. Everyone can look forward to the now established event, because it takes place for the eighth time in a row. As rhein-neckar-kreis.de, the event is officially opened in Neckargemünd, where district administrator Stefan Dallinger will also be present.

The Rhein-Neckar district not only calls cyclists, but also students and commuters to participate. A strong sign of sustainable mobility is set here. Last year over 12,000 participants were there and covered more than 2.4 million kilometers-an impressive value that even contributed to avoiding almost 400 tons of CO2 emissions, such as the portal [Heidelberg24.de] (https://www.heidelberg24.de/region/stadtradeln-2025-im-neckar-kreis-In-Schen-bobilitaet-Bahrrad-app

participation and offers

The registration for participation is easily via the website www.stadtradeln.de/rhein-neckar-Kreis. There is a practical innovation for the young and young and young-at-heart cyclists this year: The free city cycling app can be used to monitor the GPS monitoring of the back. Alternatively, the kilometers can also be recorded by a simple message on the website or the delivery of a flyer. The commitment is also rewarded: The climate arena in Sinsheim grants all cyclists free admission when they arrive by bike and show the app - an additional incentive to expand their own kilometers.

Sustainable mobility in focus

The wheel campaign is not only fun for the participants, but also an important step towards a better traffic culture. As the Federal Office of Logistics and Mobility shows in detail, bicycle traffic plays a central role in promoting sustainable and active locomotion. The focus is not only on individual benefits, but also on the shift of traffic to environmentally friendly alternatives, especially in rural areas. These initiatives support the nationwide climate protection goals and ensure the future of cycling by creating a safer and more attractive infrastructure.

Overall, the city cycling campaign not only offers a way to collect kilometers, but also a real community experience in which climate protection and sustainable mobility are in the foreground. So set yourself up to a few exciting weeks and step into the pedals!