At Sensor Bike, we conduct research together with citizens.
30 citizens are taking part.
They all cycle a lot.
The citizens built their own measuring device in a course in May 2025.
The citizens collect data with the measuring device.

For example:

1. how well can you ride on the road?
Is it smooth or bumpy?

2. do cars have at least 1.50 meters distance when overtaking?

We want to find out
whether cycling in Wiesbaden is dangerous.
And we want to build more cycle paths.

The research lasts 6 months.
We collect all the results from the cyclists.
You can view the results on the Internet:

Cycling in Wiesbaden (opens in a new tab)

The site is in difficult language.

1. citizens with their bicycles

2. students and professors from the Rhein Main University of Applied Sciences

3. supporters

4. the bike office of the city of Wiesbaden

1. we receive completely new, valuable data.

2. we learn
how we can make cycling safer.
We find out
where we need new cycle paths.

3. we learn something about the whole city.
We find out
where we most urgently need to make changes.

1. all road users.
Cyclists, car drivers and pedestrians.

2. people who often have accidents.
For example, children or elderly people.
Traffic becomes safer for everyone.

You can find all the research results on this page:

Cycling in Wiesbaden (opens in a new tab)

The page is in difficult language.