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City cycling in the Ludwigsburg district successfully completed

City cycling in the district of Ludwigsburg has come to an end with an impressive overall result: Over 2.5 million kilometers were cycled by the 11,300 cyclists this year, often defying the weather.

Graphic about the StadtRadeln initiative in Ludwigsburg for 2025. It highlights 11,300 active cyclists, a total distance of 2,502,547 kilometers cycled, and 410,000 kg of CO2 emissions saved. The design features symbolic images of bicycles, trees, and urban elements.

The 11,300 cyclists cycled over 2.5 million kilometers this year, often defying the weather (Graphic: Ludwigsburg District Office).

Two cyclists ride along a winding path through a lush green landscape. The scene depicts a peaceful outdoor setting with blooming flowers and trees, suggesting a leisurely day in nature.

The city cycling event in the district of Ludwigsburg has come to an end with an impressive overall result (Ludwigsburg District Office).

The most successful city cycling teams 2025 from the Ludwigsburg district at a glance:

Municipalities with the most kilometers per inhabitant:

1. Oberriexingen (13.99 kilometers per inhabitant)

2. Schwieberdingen (9.31 kilometers per inhabitant)

3. Freudental (9.17 kilometers per inhabitant)

Teams with the most kilometers in total:

1st W&W Group (60,987 kilometers)

2nd Bosch@Si (57,153 kilometers)

3rd Mörike-Gymnasium (54,000 kilometers)

The Cycling Culture Initiative of the state of Baden-Württemberg supported the campaign. The results of the competition can be found at: www.stadtradeln.de/landkreis-ludwigsburg

Julius Scholl, the coordinator for mobility and climate protection in the district, is delighted with the impressive results of the city cycling competition in the district of Ludwigsburg and thanks everyone involved. He congratulated the 11,300 cyclists on cycling 2.5 million kilometers and avoiding 410,000 kilograms of CO2.

What's behind the city cycling campaign

City Cycling, a campaign organized by Climate Alliance Services, has been taking place since 2008 and last year got more than 220,000 people cycling in Baden-Württemberg alone. 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.

Background information on the Cycling Culture Initiative

The Cycling Culture Initiative wants to encourage people to change their 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.

Further information is available at www.radkultur-bw.de.

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