<img src="/cms/images/dafbb1bb-4a6d-41fe-95cf-0a67a3e4b127/radplus-howto.png" alt="Paying with pedals: That’s how it works. Simply start the app without registering, start cycling and collect kilometres. Then you can select a reward and redeem it by scanning a QR code for the kilometres covered by bike. Now it’s time to enjoy the reward and then get back on your bike to continue collecting kilometres." attribution="Scholz&#x26;Volkmer"> Paying with pedals: That’s how it works.
With DB Rad+, switching to a bicycle now literally pays off. The kilometres cycled are recorded in the app and can then be redeemed for attractive rewards and discounts at participating partner shops in the city. And it’s very simple: download the DB Rad+ app, activate it while cycling and collect kilometres in the respective campaign area.
However, not only individual hard-working cyclists receive rewards such as free hot drinks or discounts on shopping. In cooperation with the municipalities we realise various measures for the kilometres cycled by all participants together. Whether it’s a free bike check-up or a bike service station for small repairs right at the station - with DB Rad+ everyone collects together and supports the environment, the local economy and a sense of community. Another plus: users can make their route data available and thus contribute to improving the cycling infrastructure in the communities.
Sustainable travel by train and bike conveying the local economy and contributing to the common good - that ist the basic idea of the DB Rad+ App!
The DB Rad+ App is already available in 14 municipalities. So, here we go: Paying with pedals is currently possible in Ahrensburg, Bamberg, Coburg, Erlangen, Freising, Hamburg, Lindau, Regensburg, Renningen, Schweinfurt, Straubing, Unterhaching, Weilheim and Wiesbaden. Additional locations are planned for 2023.
Further information on the DB Rad+ app can be found at <a href="https://radplus.bahnhof.de/">www.bahnhof.de/radplus</a>.

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