The City of Tartu, in cooperation with the University of Tartu and the Tartu Cyclists Society, mapped the best trajectories for cycling between the university buildings (that are located in different parts of city). As part of the mobility week, students will ride a mapped route in cooperation with the university and the city under the leadership of the cycling association.

A walk that takes the participants through various direct passages known only to locals. The goal is to promote walking and to show participants new perspectives on route options.

The discussion where the bicycle paths planned in Tartu will be introduced. The focus will be on bicycle streets that is new concept for Tartu, and sharing of street space in such streets is new to people. The introduction will be followed by a discussion with representatives of the city, representatives of the cycling community, the authors of the University's of Tartu mobility study and some skeptics.

The common bike tour runs along newly built bike paths and on streets that are being rebuilt and are not yet open to traffic. The aim is to introduce those streets where, compared to the past, a good street space has been created for all groups of road users.

The party (disco or rave) is organized under the Sõpruse Bridge. At the moment, this location has a very car-oriented environment. With the party we would like to pay attention that this place could be used more widely. With the location we also refer that bridge will soon be renovated along with its surroundings, after which good mobility opportunities will be created for all groups of road users.

During the entire mobility week, public transport is free for everyone

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