A talk on sustainable mobility was held in 10 schools in the city for a total of 950 students aged 10 to 12. This was followed by a walking tour of the school grounds with the traffic education unit. School route maps were distributed (each school had its own) and the students, along with the police, learned how to navigate using their maps and identified potential problems on their way from home to school. This activity took place from Monday 15th to Thursday 18th.
The goal: to show students the school routes and explain that it's an ideal way to get to school every morning.
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Mobility information point available throughout the week, each day in a different neighborhood. The goal is to answer questions about sustainable mobility, bus schedules and routes, how to obtain a transit card, what the low-emission zone is, the new mobility ordinance, bicycle and scooter traffic regulations, and more.

Free bicycle inspection for all those who come with their bikes. It includes a brake and wheel inspection, and an overview of the bike's condition. This station operates throughout the mobility week and is attended primarily by children from parks.

More than 400 students participated, as they do every year, in a large bike ride through the city. After the ride, videos prepared by each school were shown, showing us the mobility situation in their school environment.The city council provided a free lunch for all students, and afterward, each class returned to their school, following the police unit.

On Saturday, a 10-km walk was organized throughout the municipality, where families could spend a fun morning cycling, participate in outdoor games and workshops, and demand the use of public spaces for pedestrians and cyclists.

Presentation of the first Network of Educational Centers for Sustainable Mobility. A press conference was held in the morning and afternoon, with representatives from the city's mobility departments, the Departments of Mobility and Education, and school principals in the city. The first national network of educational centers committed to mobility was presented. The objective: to help all schools implement school routes, provide them with promotional materials to raise awareness, help them calculate their carbon footprint, and conduct ongoing monitoring of each school. In addition, a biannual forum will be created for the exchange of ideas between schools, ongoing support, and resolution of any questions.