[Americans] Can we please borrow a clue and knock some sense into our government?1yr ⋅ zengandalf ⋅ r/lowcar
Too many groceries to carry home in one trip? No problem. Successfully grocery shopping with wagon. It's like having a shopping cart I can take home, but not as bulky1yr ⋅ manypeople1account ⋅ r/lowcar
We live in a world where it's been normalized to always be on guard walking around... Our cities are made for cars, not humans and our most natural mode of transportation.2yr ⋅ Rishloos ⋅ r/lowcar
A Japanese man rides his bike carrying Soba noodles on his shoulder in Tokyo, 1935, colourised.1yr ⋅ kotse10 ⋅ r/lowcar
Remember to check routes before going on them! Google recommends I take a 7.6 mile ride to get around the highway instead of a 3.8 mile bike path (which it has used in routes for me before)1yr ⋅ 2Gay2DriveStraight ⋅ r/lowcar
What is the endpoint of growth in North American vehicle size and weight?7mo ⋅ Sufficient_Mix_6948 ⋅ r/lowcar
A better way to design streets, bike lanes and sidewalks in front of houses and roads in the back2yr ⋅ hairy_ass_eater ⋅ r/lowcar
The more who work from home, the less cars being used. I’m all for it, but my commute to work via bicycle is a nice trick to get myself to work out3yr ⋅ elzibet ⋅ r/lowcar
When your representatives bow to the automobile industry, whose political and financial influence leads to streetcar networks and poor racial neighborhoods being torn down in the name of highways and the car as a symbol of 'individual freedom'...3yr ⋅ ZeroNullAnon ⋅ r/lowcar
This is why everybody should be pushing for better public transportation options. Especially if you want to drive a car.5yr ⋅ TheReelStig ⋅ r/lowcar
Video of New York in 1911 : Low car ・ pedestrians use the entire road ・ relatively quiet ・ everybody is slim and well dressed ・ oddly no bicycles — Add anything I ve missed to the comments.5yr ⋅ beast-freak ⋅ r/lowcar
I posted a visual to engage in a civil discussion, then carbrain r/Chicago removed my post.1yr ⋅ ramochai ⋅ r/lowcar
r/CityPorn fawning over a highway right in the heart of a city and don't want to hear about it in the comments.5yr ⋅ TheReelStig ⋅ r/lowcar
I thought low car would appreciate how I moved to my new place. It took 4 trips in all, my girlfriend rode on the back and pushed to get me started from red lights and on hills while I pedaled.11yr ⋅ ColinCancer ⋅ r/lowcar
Little brother posted a 'streetgrid' meme to my Facebook wall; I felt it needed to be a little more accurate - figured /r/lowcar would enjoy it, too9yr ⋅ digitalsciguy ⋅ r/lowcar
Parking Requirements for Office Buildings in the USA (source: https://graphingparking.com)5yr ⋅ deepurban_io ⋅ r/lowcar
Who would have thought that taking Grandma for a spin in a Cargobike could look so wild ?9yr ⋅ Herr-France ⋅ r/lowcar
After having an electric bike in the office, it does make those longer trips much easier.10yr ⋅ CalBike ⋅ r/lowcar
Cycle lanes in Copenhagen - 95% the people moving capacity takes up 25% of the room of roads... at 1.3% the cost 12yr ⋅ jedrekk ⋅ r/lowcar
Haven't owned a car in over two years. I just used my bike to move everything that I owned.10yr ⋅ holy-ghost ⋅ r/lowcar
This was meant as gun control hyperbole, but...[x-post r/propagandaposters]12yr ⋅ IAmtheHullabaloo ⋅ r/lowcar
In downtown Toronto, outside the Steam Whistle brewery a few years ago (x-post from r/Images)11yr ⋅ davidmcw ⋅ r/lowcar
This is what kills pedestrians: signage that forces pedestrians into traffic lanes13yr ⋅ robotik ⋅ r/lowcar
Another Reason to Commute to Work - Long Commutes & Traffic Are Killing Us [x-post from r/bicycling]12yr ⋅ marcussantiago ⋅ r/lowcar
15,000 fewer cars in your city = 127,000,000 dollars that could stay in the local economy14yr ⋅ mackstann ⋅ r/lowcar
Surprise: Sprawled-out cities make commuting slow and expensive [infographic]14yr ⋅ mackstann ⋅ r/lowcar
