It’s a global Intellias initiative that connects social sustainable impact and inclusive mobility through collective movement.
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This year, we are partnering with Museum in the Dark “Third After Midnight” to support people with vision loss through tandem cycling, while promoting well-being and ecomobility initiatives
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Together, we aim to make movement, sport, and urban life more sustainable through lower-carbon and more accessible mobility.
From June through August, we walk, cycle, run and move together — tracking distance, sharing stories, and showing how collective movement can build lasting habits, support others, well-being making social and environmental impact.
Because movement can be sport, a way to experience the city, and a way to rediscover yourself.
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Traditionally, we celebrated Global Bicycle Day on June 3 by biking to work together.
Teams across Intellias rode to work together to support sustainable and inclusive mobility, proving that small everyday actions can create lasting habits and drive changes.
That’s how it started. Over time, participants joined in different ways — cycling, running, walking, or combining activities with their daily commute. Summer is full of opportunities to stay active, so this year we encourage everyone to discover other ways of sustainable commuting and movement that fit their lifestyle.
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We support the inclusive tandem bikes initiative by the 03:00 Foundation. It's a bike rental that opens the joy of cycling to people with vision loss, offering an activity that's healthy and fun in equal measure. The project offers free rides for people with vision loss and their companions, while paid rides for sighted pairs help keep the project going and make these free rides possible.
If you're interested in participating, you're welcome to join a tandem ride in Stryiskyi Park, Lviv (with advance registration) or support the project. Check out all the details via the link.
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