NRW's leadership remains with Hamm unchanged

In the realm of cycling-friendly cities, Hamm, a city in North Rhine-Westphalia, continues to shine. According to the latest ADFC Cycling Climate Test 2024, Hamm ranks tenth among cities of its size nationwide, a significant achievement for the city.

The ADFC, Germany's largest cycling club, conducted a comprehensive survey of cyclists in 2024, and Hamm scored an average of 3.75. This is a slight improvement from its previous result in 2022, where it scored 3.78. The results of the survey were announced on June 18 at the Federal Ministry of Transport in Berlin.

The city of Hamm is currently constructing a new, large bicycle parking garage in the city center, dubbed the "new bicycle parking house on Stadthausstraße," which will boast 300 parking spaces. This facility is part of the city's ongoing commitment to promoting cycling as a viable and convenient mode of transportation.

The survey revealed that 80% of participants rate the accessibility of the city center positively, and 66% say that cycling in Hamm is mainly fun. These figures underscore the city's efforts to create a welcoming environment for cyclists.

For those interested in the details of the survey, the results can be found at a specific link, while further information on the ADFC Cycling Climate Test 2024 can be found in the city's service portal.

Contact for inquiries regarding traffic planning in Hamm is Herr Gniot, who can be reached via email. The city of Hamm is investing one million euros annually in the expansion and renovation of cycle paths, further demonstrating its commitment to promoting cycling.

Hamm retained its first place in North Rhine-Westphalia in the size class of cities with 100,000 to 200,000 inhabitants. This consistent performance in the rankings is a testament to the city's dedication to improving its cycling infrastructure and promoting sustainable transportation.