Ivan Stević, Danube Cycling Ambassador in Serbia
Ivan Stević, proefessional cyclist, Four Olympic Games participant (Athens 2004, Beijing 2008, London 2012, Rio de Janeiro 2016) is one of the Danube Cycling Ambassadors in Serbia.
He is also the founder of Tour de Fun - https://tourdefun.rs
Aleksandar Radenković, Danube Cycling Ambassador in Serbia
Aleksandar Radenković, Chief coordinator in the Police Directorate, in the Traffic Police Directorate is one of the Danube Cycling Ambassadors in Serbia.
He is known as a person who has been coming to work by bicycle.
Aleksandar Radenković is very active and often present in the media. He is very direct in his appeals to citizens that safe and adapted driving is of key importance for general traffic safety, with reference to all two-wheelers and a special emphasis on cyclists.
Robert Čoban, Danube Cycling Ambassador in Serbia
Robert Čoban, the owner of the company Color Press Group and a great cycling enthusiast and activist from Vojvodina is one of the Danube Cycling Ambassadors in Serbia.
Organizer of numerous manifestations and promotional cycling events.
Today at the head of the Color Press Group, the largest magazine publisher in the region with companies in 6 countries - with 110 magazines, 25 internet portals and over 80 conferences, festivals and other events per year.
He is also known to the Serbian public through his activities on social networks that promote cycling - his project "Bike through Vojvodina" is particularly interesting and followed, which he promotes on several channels, especially on Twitter:
https://twitter.com/robert_coban
Nemanja Čedomirović, Danube Cycling Ambassador in Serbia
Nemanja Čedomirović, the owner of the IT company Growit and cycling activist in the Upside Down organisation, initiator of numerous cycling events is one of the Danube Cycling Ambassadors in Serbia.
Nemanja is a recognized expert in the field of information technology and with his lifestyle, through daily cycling, he sets an extremely positive example of how it is possible to have a quality life without using a car and how important every trip to nature and an active vacation that includes a bicycle is.
Zoran Bukvić, Danube Cycling Ambassador in Serbia
Zoran Bukvić from Streets for cyclists, activist and founder of "Critical mass" in Belgrade is one of the Danube Cycling Ambassadors in Serbia
One of the most active advocates of cycling in Belgrade and Serbia. Through numerous projects and activities, he gives positive examples and invites the citizens to use bicycles in their daily movement, from home to work, college, in everyday life.
He is the initiator of Belgrade's "Critical mass" and a frequent guest in the media where he speaks in support of two-wheeled movement, often also about traffic safety and the need for this topic to be treated more seriously by the Serbian public.
Francoise Jacob, Danube Cycling Ambassador in Serbia
Francoise Jacob, UN Resident Coordinator in Serbia, is one of the Danube Cycling Ambassadors in Serbia
In Belgrade, it is almost impossible to find high profile official which would reject official car and driver and go to work by bike, every day, all four season. And that makes Francoise different from others. She choses bike as a means of transport, despite perceived prestige issue which is dominant is Serbia in politics and administration.
Francoise supports all actions of cycling activist organizations and is very interested in help and cooperation.
Danube Cycling Ambassadors in Serbia
Danube Cycling Ambassadors in Serbia are announced during the Danube Cycle Plans project as people that are motivated to engage in the process of improving the position of cycling and active mobility in their countries.
They are Francoise Jacob, UN Resident Coordinator in Serbia, Zoran Bukvić from "Streets for Cyclists", activist and founder of "Critical mass" in Belgrade, Nemanja Čedomirović, owner of the IT company Diwit, Robert Čoban, owner of the company Color Press Group, Aleksandar Radenković from Serbian Ministry of Internal Affairs and Ivan Stević, Four times Olympic Games participant.
Take a look at this video to hear their stories 🚴📣
Travelling sustainably along the Danube
