Third time sponsors of the ECF awards
The European Cyclists’ Federation hosts the ECF Awards for the third time this year – and as it has almost become a tradition, Geveko Markings will sponsor one of the awards.
With these awards, ECF wishes to celebrate a selection of stand-out success stories from the past months across five distinct categories of bicycling excellence – and so do we.
For the third time, we are sponsoring the Road Safety Award. This award celebrates the most effective measures recently implemented to promote cycling as a key component of improving road safety. This theme is particularly important to us, and we are incredibly proud to sponsor this award again.
Previous award winners have been Oslo, a city that achieved Vision Zero in its city centre in 2019, and Brussels for reducing the number of road fatalities by 50% in 2021.
Follow our social media channels for updates on the award winners and our attendance at Velo-city. In the meantime, you can read more about the EFC Awards here:
https://ecf.com/news-and-events/news/ecf-awards-return-third-edition-exciting-new-addition
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