Bicycling in Bergisch Gladbach hits a milestone in 2025, as the city logs over 156,000 kilometers on two wheels.
STADTRADELN 2025 Promotes Sustainable Urban Mobility in Bergisch Gladbach
Bergisch Gladbach, Germany - The Konrad-Adenauer-Platz became a bustling hub on July 17, 2025, as cycling enthusiasts from across the region gathered for the awards ceremony of STADTRADELN 2025. The three-week long cycling promotion event saw a total of 763 cyclists participating in 34 teams, collectively covering an impressive distance of 156,938 kilometers.
The STADTRADELN 2025 action, part of the nationwide initiative, aimed to promote cycling as a sustainable and climate-friendly mode of transport. The event not only demonstrated significant engagement but also contributed to local climate goals and acted as a catalyst for ongoing urban and cycling infrastructure developments in Bergisch Gladbach.
During the event, more than 12,516 trips were recorded, and the city saw a marked increase in the use of bicycles as a genuine means of transport. The Otto Hahn Comprehensive School emerged as the most successful school in the action, while the top teams in the overall ranking were 3R & Friends and the Kruger Group.
The ceremony took place during the Radtour NRW, which made a stop in Bergisch Gladbach that day. Ragnar Migenda, First Deputy Mayor of the city, made a statement thanking all participants for their commitment. He also expressed his excitement for STADTRADELN 2026, which the city is already looking forward to.
STADTRADELN 2025 had a tangible impact on the city, with local measures being implemented to improve cycling infrastructure. New cycling routes were established, and green arrows were added to allow cautious right turns for cyclists at previously approved intersections. These improvements aim to encourage more people to adopt cycling as a daily commuting option.
Moreover, the event raised public awareness about climate-friendly transportation options in the context of broader sustainability and climate strategies being pursued in Bergisch Gladbach. The city is continuing efforts to enhance the cycling experience and urban environment, with plans to add new seating and infrastructure to encourage outdoor activity and improve accessibility.
Everyone who uses a bicycle in Bergisch Gladbach makes a valuable and invaluable contribution to the desired climate neutrality. As the use of bicycles in the city continues to grow, it is clear that STADTRADELN 2025 has set a strong foundation for a more sustainable and bike-friendly future in Bergisch Gladbach.
For more information about STADTRADELN 2026, please visit www.ourwebsite.de/stadtradeln.
The STADTRADELN initiative, expanding beyond urban mobility, is now emphasizing sustainable living, home-and-garden, and lifestyle choices, maximizing the event's eco-friendly impact within Bergisch Gladbach. The city's future aims to integrate sports with these practices, promoting a holistic, healthy, and environmentally conscious lifestyle.
