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Burgau Publishes Final Stadtradeln Results as Schwabmünchen Seeks Higher Tally

The figures show a short, 21-day cycling drive can produce measurable CO2 savings, boost local participation, and spotlight individual and team performances

Overview

  • Burgau released final Stadtradeln numbers showing 55,260 kilometres ridden, 3,160 recorded rides, and an estimated nine tonnes of CO2 avoided according to the city administration.
  • The Burgau campaign involved 279 active cyclists in 29 teams and increased participation versus the prior year, with public officials and a local school among those taking part.
  • Individual results in Burgau named Josef Wagner as the top rider with 2,304 km and 120 rides, while team rankings were led by SV Unterknöringen with 9,898 km.
  • Schwabmünchen reported an interim total of 47,000 kilometres from 373 riders and about eight tonnes of CO2 saved and is still inviting new participants and accepting retroactive route entries to raise its final count.
  • Stadtradeln asks residents to track everyday bike trips for 21 days to measure local climate impact and community engagement, a format that encourages school teams, organized tours, and local recognition that can nudge commuting and leisure choices.