New! From 3 November onwards, students can hand in their redundant bicycle at Tapijn A and Randwyck rounding building UNS50. This way, your redundant bicycle gets a new owner.
It is freezing cold on Thursday morning, December 9, at 9:00 am in the narrow Vijfharingenstraatje. The first customers for Souren bakery are on foot and on bicycles. Cyclists skim past pedestrians. Employees come to work. Students on flip-flops remove their bicycles. What's going on?
Are you going to leave Maastricht as a student? And don't need your bike anymore? Do not leave it in a bike rack or on the street, but hand it in! You can hand it in at the university locations: Tapijn A or Randwyck rounding building UNS50. Please note: the bicycle must have a label, you can collect this at various university locations.
NEW! In cooperation with UM, #Posifiets is organizing a collection campaign of redundant bicycles. Starting 3 November, UM students and employees can hand in their unneeded bicycles at the university locations Tapijn A and Randwyck around building UNS50. To celebrate the start of UM's new bike depots, there will be a bicycle repair man at the Tapijnkazerne on November 3. Don't have a redundant bike to turn in?
Maastricht invited foreign students for a practical cycling course in the city during the ‘Going Dutch - the Cycling College’. The students had the opportunity to follow a different-than-usual course.
Starting on Friday 20 August over 200 hotel and catering establishments will be participating in #posifiets, a campaign to promote the positive aspects of cycling, with #cyclingmoreoften, #safecycling, and #safebikeparking. Completely in style with #posifiets beer mats.
Every unused, discarded, stolen and abandoned, or lost bicycle ‘wants’ only one thing: to be used for cycling. This prompted student association Tragos to launch a campaign this week for #posifiets to encourage the collection of discarded bicycles and bike wrecks.
Take the bike to the centre of Maastricht. Then you will be treated to special offers at local entrepreneurs.
All in for #posifiets: Cycle more often, and do it safely. Make sure to park your bike in the right place!
Many Maastricht residents are already... #Posifiets! Together, they are making the city an even better place. Do you want to join in?
Our partners and ambassadors also help to improve the clean air and accessibility of the city.
Check out the dos and don’ts and make sure you always know how to park your bicycle quickly, easily, and safely.
#Posifiets also means parking your bike properly – in a bicycle-parking facility, for example! Where can you park your bicycle?
