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PRESENTATION OF CLIMATE ALLIANCE S Jörn Klein Krems, October 7, 2016

WHAT IS IT ALL ABOUT? Cycling reporting platform Main goals: o encourage more people to cycle more often by improving cycling infrastructure o actively involve both cyclists and local authorities dapd Cyclists report obstacles, dangerous road crossings, missing cycling paths or signage, and much more online on websiteor via RADar! app Municipalities automatically receive a message about a new report and can take action to solve the problem myheimat.de Cyclists feel that their concerns are taken seriously Municipalities transparently demonstrate their commitment to cycling and use cyclists knowledge Henning Onken

WHAT WERE THE FIRST STEPS? Implementation within existing CITY CYCLING campaign (German: STADTRADELN) All (several hundred)municipalities participating in Climate Alliance s CITY CYCLING campaign were asked if they would use such a tool Very positive feedback! Therefore: Computer programmers were consulted and commissioned to implement platform Local authorities were also (and are still)consulted to further develop and improve RADar! according to their needs and those of their cyclists

WHAT CHALLENGES HAD TO BE OVERCOME? Obstacles and solutions: Reasonable time frame and workload for municipalities Minimisation of hoax reports and manageable number of reporters as well as reports Reports possible for municipalities specifically in their respective territory/area of responsibility Only cyclists who have registered online are able to submit reports Local authorities free to decide for which period reports are possible (e.g. pilot phase for a couple of weeks in first year, throughout summer, or all year round) Municipalities free to decide whether reports and their processing status are visible to the general public 2015 GeoBasis-DE/BKG ( 2009), Google

REPORTS OVER THE YEARS Total 3916 2699 Completed In progress Outstanding Neutral reports Positive reports 2540 1360 2014 2015 2016 1398 865 811 800 141 337 308 218 187 212 17 85 56 2014 2015 2016

CONCLUSION AND OUTLOOK Well established as around 50% of CITY CYCLING municipalities are using RADar! each year and this total is continuously growing Overall very positive feedback from cyclists andlocal authorities Ever-increasing amount of information available on platform about o (safe) cycling lanes and routes o (safe) bike storage facilities o points of interest for cyclists/tourists: bike shops and repair opportunities, public pump stations, accommodation with bike services (ADFC s Bett+Bike ), etc. RADar! available outside Germany Participating municipalities 226 170 135 2014 2015 2016

CONTACT AND FURTHER INFORMATION Thank you for your time! Jörn Klein Tel. +49 69 717139-26 j.klein@climatealliance.org Climate Alliance Klima-Bündnis Alianza del Clima e.v. European Secretariat Tel. +49 69717139-0 Galvanistr. 28 Fax +49 69717139-93 60486 Frankfurt am Main europe@climatealliance.org Germany climatealliance.org radar-online.net city-cycling.org

ANNUAL LICENCES Number of inhabitants Beyond CITY CYCLING campaign period incl. 7% reduced VAT (special purpose) Climate Alliance members Non-members Without participation in CITY CYCLING incl. 19% VAT Climate Alliance members Non-members Less than 10,000 70.00 105.00 155.00 232.50 10,000 to 49,999 120.00 180.00 260.00 390.00 50,000 to 99,999 155.00 232.50 345.00 517.50 100,000 to 499,999 195.00 292.50 430.00 645.00 From500,000 240.00 360.00 535.00 802.50 For rural districts/regions: ifradar! is activated in ten or more individual towns/municipalitiesin the rural district/region, a 10% discount will be granted.

THREE-YEAR LICENCES (Fees indicated are per year, payable in advance for all three years) Number of inhabitants Beyond CITY CYCLING campaign period incl. 7% reduced VAT (special purpose) Participation in the CITY CYCLING campaign required in all three years Without participation in CITY CYCLING incl. 19% VAT Climate Alliance members Non-members Climate Alliance members Non-members Less than 10,000 50.00 75.00 110.00 165.00 10,000 to 49,999 85.00 127.50 185.00 277.50 50,000 to 99,999 110.00 165.00 240.00 360.00 100,000 to 499,999 135.00 202.50 300.00 450.00 From500,000 170.00 255.00 375.00 562.50 Forrural districts/regions: ifradar! is activated in ten or more individual towns/municipalitiesin the rural district/region, a 10% discount will be granted.

CITY CYCLING PARTICIPATION FEES FOR MUNICIPALITIES Number of inhabitants Climate Alliance members Non-members Less than 10,000 300 450 10,000 to 49,999 600 900 50,000 to 99,999 1,000 1,500 100,000 to 499,999 1,500 2,250 From 500,000 2,000 3,000 Registration as part of a rural district/region 100 150