What’s your favourite eye-opening depiction of how we let cars dominate our streets?
— Sarah 🍓 (@SarahJ_Berry) October 10, 2021
Here’s mine: pic.twitter.com/FDWrhxu51g
My favourite's similar pic.twitter.com/op3zWH6HIC
— Ian Pennington (@ianjpennington) October 10, 2021
— MrsW (@JoWaddi) October 10, 2021
— 🇪🇺 tommes (@tommes_tweets) October 11, 2021
Bicycle, bus or own car? This picture, arranged in Münster in 1991, illustrates how much space 72 people need in different means of transport. pic.twitter.com/FAT2XHd8C6
— Michael Triggaman (@Hansaviertel) October 11, 2021
— Steinar Danielsen (@isteinar) October 10, 2021
HT @bartoonist pic.twitter.com/v5XAp1PLD6
— Adam Reynolds (@awjre) May 8, 2021
My employer provides more space for my car than they do for me. 😢 pic.twitter.com/BbsBrPtjkO
— Gary Hewitt ™️ (@garyhewitt) January 10, 2020
The reality of 70 years of car centric street design. pic.twitter.com/Gw8qtolaDX
— Adam Reynolds (@awjre) June 10, 2021
Buses are in the news...this seems appropriate pic.twitter.com/09VG065nv0
— Adam Reynolds (@awjre) March 16, 2021
This one is also rather good and unfortunately so damn true... pic.twitter.com/hiJIP9qGnz
— Adam Reynolds (@awjre) June 11, 2020
— Mr. Konner 🏳️🌈💚 (@KonnerFfm) October 11, 2021
I've also used this a few times... pic.twitter.com/HenuSeNa2T
— Adam Reynolds (@awjre) June 2, 2020
(cma)
Der Platzverbrauch ist bei uns gar nicht auf dem Radar.