The district of Ludwigsburg has long been involved in city cycling. Julius Scholl, coordinator for mobility and climate protection at the district office, is looking forward to the competition: "The city cycling campaign is firmly established in our district. Almost all municipalities in our district are taking part again, motivation is high and local commitment is strong."
Companies, schools and clubs can form sub-teams
Whether to work, school or in your free time - every kilometer counts! A small-scale competition creates additional excitement: Companies, schools, clubs - all can form sub-teams (for example for departments or school classes) and compete against each other within the main team. This year, schools will again have the opportunity to register for the special school cycling competition.
All cycling municipalities are supported by the state Ministry of Transport: The Cycling Culture Initiative pays the participation fees and provides advertising materials and templates.
Anyone who would like to take part should form teams, register and get cycling. Further information and registration at www.stadtradeln.de/landkreis-ludwigsburg
City Cycling is a campaign by Climate Alliance Services. Climate Alliance Services complements the organizational structure of the European city network Climate Alliance and bundles advisory services, campaigns and data collection services for the implementation of municipal climate protection measures. City cycling has been taking place since 2008 and last year got more than 220,000 people on their bikes in Baden-Württemberg alone.
The cycling culture initiative
The cycling culture initiative aims to encourage people to switch to bikes. Because if you cycle, you are doing something good for yourself and at the same time contributing to more environmentally friendly mobility step by step. The focus is on one goal: to make cycling a matter of course through effective and creative communication. To achieve this, the initiative brings movement to cities, municipalities and companies. With campaigns, activities and strong partners, it makes cycling visible, tangible and attractive in everyday life. Whether it's to work, school or the shops: Anyone who gets on their bike is not only moving themselves, but also doing something for the climate. Further information can be found at www.radkultur-bw.de on the Radkultur website.
