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We often rely on cars, even for short trips—but this habit has a cost. By halving your wheels—from four to two—you could reduce your CO₂ emissions by up to 80% per kilometre.


📉 Why reconsider your routine?

Transport is one of the main sources of CO₂ emissions. In the EU, the average new car emits 106.4g of CO₂ per km. In comparison, riding a bike generates just 21g of CO₂ per km, mainly due to the energy needed to produce food for human power.ù

 

🚴How to make cycling part of your week:

  • Try swapping one short car trip (under 5 km) for a bike ride
  • Use a backpack or pannier to carry groceries or essentials
  • Set a 20-minute cycling goal—a ride to clear your mind, not just reach a destination

 


💚 What are the benefits?

✔ Significantly lower carbon impact than driving
✔ Improves circulation, focus, and mood—endorphins can boost wellbeing for up to 12 hours
✔ No fuel or parking costs
✔ Helps reduce traffic and noise in urban areas

 

It doesn’t take a major lifestyle shift to start seeing the difference. Could your next short trip be by bike?

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