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ADFC bicycle climate test: Your opinion counts until the end of November!
Citizens can evaluate the cycling conditions in their community in the ADFC bicycle climate test until November 30, 2024.
ADFC bicycle climate test: Your opinion counts until the end of November!
The ADFC bicycle climate test began on September 1st, 2024 and runs until November 30th, 2024. During this period, all citizens are invited to give their opinions on the cycling situation in their community. This survey provides a valuable opportunity to assess conditions for cyclists and make suggestions for improvements.
The test is an initiative of the General German Bicycle Club (ADFC), which is committed to promoting cycling. The survey aims to provide a comprehensive picture of cycling conditions in different communities. Participants can share their experiences and impressions, which can help those responsible to take targeted measures to improve the infrastructure.
How does the test work?
Participating in the ADFC bicycle climate test is simple and uncomplicated. Those interested can fill out the survey online by going to the ADFC’s official website. There you will find questions about various aspects of cycling, such as safety, cycle paths and general satisfaction with cycling infrastructure. The results are evaluated anonymously and are included in the overall assessment of the cycling friendliness of the respective municipality.
The survey is important not only for passionate cyclists, but also for anyone who occasionally uses a bicycle or is thinking about choosing it as a means of transport. The data collected can help cities and communities rethink and adapt their cycling strategies to make cycling safer and more enjoyable.
For more information and to take part in the survey, those interested can visit the ADFC website. There are also additional resources and information about the importance of cycling in Germany.
The ADFC Bicycle Climate Test is an important initiative that not only raises the voices of cyclists, but also helps to improve the quality of life in cities. By actively participating in the survey, citizens can have a direct influence on future cycling policy in their community.