Got a bike you no longer use? Bring it to one of the five drop-off points in Maastricht this December. The bike mechanics at Ambachtscentrum Fiets and Fietsbank Maastricht will fix it up, so someone in our city can ride...
The days are getting shorter and it’s getting dark earlier. Make sure you’re visible on your bike! Switch on your lights as soon as the sun sets, cycle safely through Maastricht, and avoid an unnecessary €84 fine. Together we make...
Good news for anyone travelling by train from Maastricht at the weekend: from Friday 21 August 2026, you’ll be able to park your bike, moped or scooter for free at Maastricht station at the weekend. Maastricht is the first city...
On the eve of the summer holidays, the student societies KoKo and Saurus, together with #posifiets, organised a bike collection campaign on the KoKo site in Maastricht. In a relaxed atmosphere, local residents and students were able to hand in...
Are you starting your studies at Maastricht University or Zuyd University of Applied Sciences? From 17 to 21 August, the INKOM induction week will introduce you to Maastricht, its facilities and student life. During the induction weeks, Maastricht City Council...
The student societies KoKo and MSRV Saurus, in collaboration with #posifiets, are organising a bike collection campaign for all residents of Maastricht. Anyone with a broken bike or a bike they no longer use can hand it in for free.
Heb je een kapotte of ongebruikte fiets staan? Lever ’m gratis in bij een van de drop-off punten in de stad. Met de #posifiets drop-off campagne (april t/m juni) zorgen we samen voor minder fietswrakken op straat én meer ruimte...
During the introduction days for international students at Zuyd University of Applied Sciences, students recently got to experience cycling in the Netherlands in a unique way: through a VR experience that gave them a near-real-life sense of what it’s like...
December in Maastricht was all about passing things on. The “Pass on your bicycle in December” campaign called on residents to donate their old, broken or unused bicycles. The results were clear to see: in the last quarter of 2025...
A neat, safe and accessible city centre starts with good bicycle parking. In Maastricht, you will find covered parking facilities, racks and marked spaces in many places. This way, your bicycle is safe, you keep the pavement clear and the...
During the winter months, it is essential to be clearly visible when cycling. That is why #posifiets Maastricht and the Maastricht Road Safety Group (VVGM) are organising a free bicycle light repair campaign at various campuses of Maastricht University and...
The sticker shows the resident's room number, making it easier to identify bicycles parked outside their own underground bicycle shed. This allows staff to speak to residents if bicycles are left outside their own underground bicycle shed. A small change...
From Monday 19 August until early September, Maastricht will welcome thousands of new students during the INKOM and various faculty introduction weeks. This means extra liveliness in the city – and lots of new bicycles. To ensure that the city...
Large numbers of bicycles are often parked in front of the entrance to Maastricht University's Student Service Centre (SSC). This not only creates a messy appearance, but also unsafe situations: it is a thoroughfare that cars and other road users...
