Cyclists from all over NRW require safe ways in Düsseldorf

<p> <strong> Cyclists from all over NRW require safe ways in Düsseldorf </strong> </p>

thousands of cyclists to demo for better bike paths NRW

Next Sunday there will be a large -scale demonstration for improved bike paths in Düsseldorf, organized by the ADFC bicycle club. Numerous cyclists from all over North Rhine-Westphalia begin their journey to a star trip, which is now seen as an important step towards safe and better conditions for cyclists. At 3:00 p.m., the participants gather for a joint demonstration train through the city.

The Düsseldorf ADFC chairman, Daniela Günther, underlines the urgency of the demands: "Only with broad bike traces in the city centers and a comprehensive network of cycling fast paths between the cities are more ready to use the bike." These statements reflect the widespread dissatisfaction with the current state of the cycling infrastructure in many cities, where the interests of car traffic often get priority

Mobilization of the ADFC puts thousands of people on the streets every year that work for the rights of cyclists. The support of families and sporty cyclists shows that interest in a safe and attractive cycling infrastructure is growing. The ADFC also plans trips from surrounding cities such as Aachen, Bonn, Dortmund and Gelsenkirchen to enable as many people as possible to participate in the demonstration.

The topic of safe bike paths has increasingly gained relevance in recent years, especially since more and more people are discovering the wheel as an environmentally friendly and healthy alternative to the automobile. In many cities, however, it is still necessary to improve the existing infrastructures in order to increase safety and comfort for all cyclists.

The upcoming demonstration in Düsseldorf is seen as a significant occasion to draw attention to the grievances and to encourage public discussion about the future of bicycle traffic. Many hope that this Initiative will help to accelerate political decisions for the expansion of the cycling infrastructure and to bring about a rethink in transport policy.