Stadtradeln 2026 cycling campaign reports record participation in German cities

The 2026 Stadtradeln cycling campaign has concluded across various German cities, with several locations reporting record-breaking participation and environmental impacts.

In Koblenz, 3,199 participants across 168 teams cycled 658,141 kilometers, an increase of approximately 122,000 kilometers from the previous year. This effort resulted in an estimated reduction of 108 tons of CO2. The Gymnasium auf dem Asterstein secured first place in the general category, while local schools collectively cycled over 202,000 kilometers.

Chemnitz also saw record results, with 4,882 cyclists covering 762,411 kilometers. This participation led to an estimated saving of 125 tons of CO2. Within the city, the TU Chemnitz team contributed 24,402 kilometers through 118 active members.

In Lübeck, the campaign concluded with an awards ceremony recognizing top individual and team performers. The city achieved a national ranking of 122nd. For the first time, Lübeck introduced a specific category for female cyclists to increase their visibility in the competition.