Southeast Pedals Blekinge, Sweden
SydostTrampar is a bicycle competition for working places that focuses on replacing ”unnecessary” car driving by cycling.
SydostTrampar is a bicycle competition for working places that focuses on replacing ”unnecessary” car driving by cycling. In the competition, bicycle teams compete with each other in their everyday trip to work. The winners are the team, with the man and the woman who has travelled most kilometres within all trips, including commuting trips and business trips. The campaign aims at increasing the bicycle modal share of commuting trips.
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