Breuberg leads to the ADFC bicycle climate test: top grade for cyclists!

Breuberg leads to the ADFC bicycle climate test: top grade for cyclists!

Breuberg, Deutschland - The city of Breuberg recently emerged at the ADFC bicycle climate test 2024 as the undisputed number one among the municipalities in the Odenwaldkreis. With an overall grade of 3.68, Breuberg is therefore part of the upper third in a nationwide comparison of smaller cities. Particularly noteworthy is the fun factor when cycling the respondents emphasize in their evaluation. This shows how important an attractive cycling infrastructure is for the quality of life in cities.

The survey, which took place from September to November 2024, brought valuable information to the organizers of the test, as well as political managers. A total of 878 citizens in the Odenwaldkreis made their assessment of the quality of the cycling infrastructure. bicycle climate-test.adfc.de emphasizes that the results not only reflect the satisfaction of cyclists, but also serve as the basis for future improvements.

comparison and competition

Other municipalities in the Odenwald are also noteworthy competitors. Höchst achieved a grade of 3.82, which is particularly praised for quick driving. Michelstadt cut off 3.91 with a grade and scores particularly with a low risk of bicycle thefts. These positive feedback show that many cities in the Odenwaldkreis work seriously to improve the conditions for cyclists and promote each other.

However, there is also light and shadow. Reichelsheim and Lützelbach, which are the weakest in the evaluation, fight with defects in winter service and cycle path cleaning. This shows that despite local successes, there is still a lot to do to create a nationwide positive cycling climate.

criticism and challenges

Despite the positive record of most cities, there were also critical comments from the participants. Construction site management and a lack of cycling friendliness in traffic lights were mentioned as essential problems. These suggestions for improvement are valuable information for both traffic planners and for municipal decision -makers who are often under pressure to ensure the safety and satisfaction of cyclists.

The ADFC bicycle climate test is one of the most extensive surveys on the cycling climate worldwide and is supported by the Federal Ministry of Digital and Transport. The test took place for the 11th time in 2024 and helps cities to improve their cycling infrastructure in a targeted manner. Due to the feedback from the cyclists, the chances are great that the municipalities in the Odenwaldkreis continue to develop positively and thus make cycling a pleasant and safe form of transportation.

In the light of these results, Breuberg impressively shows how a good bike climate can be created and how important it is that the cities develop in order to meet the needs of their citizens.