Registration open for the 9th edition of "Vozi pravo, vozi zdravo"

The time of year has come for the most massive and most exciting event on wheels „Vozi pravo, vozi zdravo", organized by Stopanska banka AD - Skopje. This year, for the ninth time, the streets of Skopje will be bustling with bicycles, scooters, rollerblade, baby strollers, skateboards, and other eco-friendly means of transportation that do not pollute the environment.

The event will take place on June 1st at 17:00, starting from Porta Macedonia, from where participants will ride through the city center streets to the City Park, where a big party will be held with lots of music and a lottery with valuable prizes for the participants. Registration for the ninth edition of „Vozi pravo, vozi zdravo" begins today. Everyone who wants to be part of the major event needs to register via the provided link, while starting numbers can be picked up at the premises of Stopanska Banka (formerly the i-bank store) on the Vardar riverbank, every day from May 26 (Monday) to May 31 (Saturday) between 10 AM and 6 PM.

Only participants with starting numbers will be eligible to enter the draw for the valuable lottery with many prizes. This year, participants of „Vozi pravo, vozi zdravo" have the chance to win "9 Specialized bicycles + 1 Specialized electric bicycle, 9 Garmin watches + 1 electric scooter, 9 cycling gear sets (helmets and glasses) + 1 voucher from the City of Skopje", as well as many other prizes.

„Vozi pravo, vozi zdravo" is not a competition in riding skill or speed, but an event where everyone is a winner because they contribute to promoting healthy lifestyle habits and the use of eco-friendly means of transportation. As part of this event, Stopanska Banka donates each year to projects that support the development of urban cycling in city areas. This year, the donation will go toward the construction of a children's bike park in Kočani, through which the Bank will support the local community in this city by fostering education and healthy habits among the youth.