Would you like to go to football match on a BIKI?
 

The Valladolid City Council, together with Auvasa and the Real Valladolid Football Club, is promoting sustainable mobility in our city so that football fans can cycle to the José Zorrilla Stadium for the remaining matches until the end of the season. The aim is also to encourage more and more users to take the bus to watch the matches. 

The bike can be picked up at any BIKI station in the city and, on arrival at the stadium, delivered to a temporary stop that is also available after the match.  

Valladolid Mission on wheels

The aim is to publicise Valladolid's Climate Mission and to raise awareness of what it means to live in a healthy city and that reducing CO2 emissions is everyone's business.

The first match chosen to launch this pilot project is the Valladolid-Zaragoza match, as both cities are part of the core group chosen by Europe for the Mission of 100 Smart and Climate Neutral Cities by 2030. The next one will be the Eibar-Valladolid match on Sunday 24th March. 

In addition, both Valladolid and Zaragoza have received the European Commission's Mission Label alongside Madrid, Valencia and Vitoria, in recognition to the Climate Agreement(s) signed by these five cities.

Pepe Zorrillo and the children's penalties

The youngest fans of Real Valladolid FC and its mascot, Pepe Zorrillo, have also supported the Mission in a penalty shoot-out that happened during the half-time of the Valladolid-Zaragoza match. Goals of the little ones with the t-shirt of the Mission, for a healthier and more sustainable city.

The commitment of the Real Valladolid FC with the Climate Agreement

The Climate Agreement, which the Real Valladolid club has joined, is the roadmap that our city will follow until 2030 to achieve a cleaner and healthier environment and to reduce carbon emissions as much as possible. The actions involved are based on the energy rehabilitation of buildings, the promotion of renewable energies, sustainable mobility and Circular Economy.