The Bike Bus event is organized during European Mobility Week and takes place every morning before the first class. Each day, participants ride in a different municipality, passing through five designated bike-bus stops located near densely populated areas. These stops serve as pick-up points for children biking to school or kindergarten. The pick-up points are in a shared space where the children feel safe to play and to learn to love their neighborhood.

The event aims to promote healthy commuting habits for both children and parents, while also identifying the cycling infrastructure needs for safer routes to schools and kindergartens. The long-term goal is to advocate for the creation of "safe school corridors" that improve cycling conditions in these areas.

This event involves taking 400 elementary students to a cinema to watch a film focused on the theme of shared public space. After the screening, a discussion will be held with experts and activists who are actively engaged in the topic. The aim of the event is to raise awareness among students about the importance of shared public spaces and to encourage them to think critically about how these spaces are used and maintained. The discussion will provide insights and foster dialogue on the role of public spaces in creating inclusive, sustainable communities.