harold , to random
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Seeing people out walking while wearing high visibility clothing today reminds me of this cartoon from 1927

LilahTovMoon , to random
@LilahTovMoon@tech.lgbt avatar

Cynics: It's so hard to change things in France. They'll fight and protest against any change.

Mayor Anne Hidalgo: Hold my wine 🍷. I'm remaking Paris into a cycling capital.

If you build a great cycling network, people will get out of their cars and you'll have a more vibrant city for it 🚲

https://www.forbes.com/sites/carltonreid/2024/04/06/french-revolution-cyclists-now-outnumber-motorists-in-paris/

pezmico , to random
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Kia ora toot friends. (Hello in Māori language)
Tonight I am bringing some , , , and .
I hope you enjoy them and are radicalised like I am. Once you start seeing how we've been trapped by you cannot unsee it again.
Let's fight for space for people, cities that are walkable, accesible, clean, green and safe.
Of course, please contribute your own memes to the thread and also radicalise your family, workmates and friends!

pezmico OP ,
@pezmico@mastodon.nz avatar

But we've adopted so deeply that for many, an attack on cars in general feels like a personal attack. Any attempt to reclaim space in our cities for , , or children feels like a loss that needs to be stopped and defended against.
Often ignoring the reality that our urban built environment (and much of the rural building too) is completely car centric.

pezmico OP ,
@pezmico@mastodon.nz avatar

This culture of anger that #CarCulture encourages has a very high cost. Lives are lost everyday inside and out of cars, but we've convinced ourselves that this is the only way to live. There's nothing we can do and these lives must be sacrificed in the altar of the #car.

Cars ruin cities. Cars ruin public transport, our health and our very lives.

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