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Düsseldorf, Germany, is set to host an exciting, voluntary bike safety event for elementary school children as part of the "kinder Joy of Moving mini tour" alongside the Lidl Deutschland Tour 2025 professional cycling race. This event, open to all children of various ages, offers a unique cycling experience zone where young riders can test and improve their cycling abilities under the guidance of professionals [1].
Activities at the event include balance bike riding, cycling simulators, navigating through cones, and balancing over ramps, all designed to teach safe behaviour in traffic in an enjoyable way [2]. Cycling expert and ambassador Jens Voigt will be in attendance, offering tips and tricks for riding safely on bikes [1].
Helmets are mandatory during the entire event to ensure the safety of all participants [3]. A limited number of helmets can be borrowed for a deposit, but participants are encouraged to bring their own [4]. For those who prefer, a limited number of practice bicycles are available from the traffic safety school for children in grades 1 to 4 (for a deposit) [5]. However, participants are advised to bring their own bicycles for practice [6].
The event, focused on teaching cycling and road safety, is scheduled between 10 and 13 o'clock [7]. Parental supervision is required for the cycling event [8]. It's important to note that the traffic safety association does not assume liability for accidents during the event [9].
This event is another opportunity for building active and safe mobility from a young age, giving children more safety and confidence on their bikes [10]. Only children can participate with the explicit consent of their legal guardians [11]. The event is designed for elementary school children [12] and is organized on a voluntary basis and does not require registration [13].
So, whether you're a seasoned cyclist or just starting out, this event promises to be a fun and educational experience for all. Come along and join in the joy of moving!
This event in Düsseldorf, Germany, not only offers an exciting bike safety experience for children, but also includes activities focused on family-dynamics and home-and-garden, such as learning safe behaviors in traffic and improving cycling abilities. Alongside this, relationships between children and cycling experts like Jens Voigt will be built, as he offers tips and tricks for riding safely.
