

I love that. We even have something similar on my street - it makes a world of difference.
Still mostly cars though.
I love that. We even have something similar on my street - it makes a world of difference.
Still mostly cars though.
Sure, here too. But cargobikes take up a lot more space than regular bikes.
Meanwhile a battle royale between cargobike owners about parking unfolds in backyards, at schools and shops.
But i aint never seen car spots designated for cargobikes although three families could benefit from just one car space.
What really grinds my gears, is whenever it snows, and it is really easy to tell the cars aren’t even being used most days.
Our public space is apparently just a place for some people to store their personal belongings.
Makes me want to just put a freezer in a vacant parking spot and leave it there.
For people interested in this, also check out Pontevedra in Spain. They went (almost) car free and the city blossomed ❤️
I kind of agree, although I wouldn’t say it tracks directly. But less workers rights surely means disengagement, less nuanced goals than just profits surely means disengagement.
Also anglo-saxon management philosophy is definitively part of this.
I aint a fan of a two-party system - I’ll take the slow, stable Danish way any day.
But how is that directly related to disengaged workers?
This is the logical outcome of liberalism IMO.
Decent Americans, for the love of country, please don’t let fascism grab you
Der bliver godt nok langt mellem tankstationerne om lidt. Og det bliver godt nok dyrt at distribuere færre dråber til færre stationer 🤷♂️