Reminder that the most visited tourist attraction in the *entire state* of Texas is the San Antonio Riverwalk, a 24 kilometre car-free street.1yr ⋅ luccampbell ⋅ r/notjustbikes
Inspired by the latest video's thumbnail: my 111⁄2-year-old daughter in front of a truck used to commute to the driver's job every day as a server or cook at one of the restaurants next to my wife's tea shop1yr ⋅ TheTim ⋅ r/notjustbikes
Superbowl team's busses getting stuck in Phoenix traffic on the way to the game1yr ⋅ JackyB_Official ⋅ r/notjustbikes
Cincinatti was denser than Manhattan at one point. This is 3rd street and Central1yr ⋅ greencardrobber ⋅ r/notjustbikes
Right, the stationary, high-viz barrier is definitely what caused the crash here.1yr ⋅ TheTim ⋅ r/notjustbikes
A practical construction vehicle and a pickup truck (Utrecht, Netherlands)1yr ⋅ UUUUUUUUU030 ⋅ r/notjustbikes
Edinburgh buses to start carrying traffic wardens to issue instant parking tickets to cars that block the bus lanes.1yr ⋅ frontendben ⋅ r/notjustbikes
The American Way: instead of actually redesigning an intersection to increase safety, just throw up a few signs!1yr ⋅ BACsop ⋅ r/notjustbikes
Canada's Banff National Park is banning cars at the famous Moraine Lake in favour of public transit and cycling!1yr ⋅ Cupkek ⋅ r/notjustbikes
LA Metro trains are jam-packed while running peak headways of 15 min. Please just run more trains...1yr ⋅ yadec ⋅ r/notjustbikes
Japan's railway network system is mature enough that they can come up with something like this without any issue1yr ⋅ JamesRocket98 ⋅ r/notjustbikes
Spotted in a new suburb development in the distant outskirts of my city11mo ⋅ joecunningham85 ⋅ r/notjustbikes
SoCal is such a nightmare. My hotel is less than a mile from where I got dinner last night, but the shortest walking route is over 2 miles.1yr ⋅ TheTim ⋅ r/notjustbikes
The vet is only 3 blocks away, so I walked there with my puppy, only to have to stand outside in the cold because they assume everyone will arrive by car.1yr ⋅ TheTim ⋅ r/notjustbikes
You can tell this city really takes their bike infrastructure seriously. (Snohomish, WA, USA)1yr ⋅ TheTim ⋅ r/notjustbikes
I feel like my childhood was filled with cartoons in connected pedestrian/bike friendly cities...and now I live in Atlanta.1yr ⋅ Sahblah ⋅ r/notjustbikes
There is absolutely nothing a pickup truck can do that this vehicle couldn't do as well.1yr ⋅ 416magician ⋅ r/notjustbikes
The US is at a 60-year low in parking spots built per housing unit according to WJS1yr ⋅ kayakhomeless ⋅ r/notjustbikes
Google reccomending that you take lyft when you look for transit. Funny how it doesn't do that when you want to drive 🤔1yr ⋅ thyme_cardamom ⋅ r/notjustbikes
The size difference between my 1970 Honda and a regular pickup truck.1yr ⋅ eveexmay123 ⋅ r/notjustbikes
Switzerland’s Green Party has been campaigning against SUVs for decades. With very little success unfortunately.1yr ⋅ jginar ⋅ r/notjustbikes
... They're ALL parked in the bike lane. Picture taken while standing in median1yr ⋅ Tiar-A ⋅ r/notjustbikes
Paris to introduce progressive parking fees for car weight starting in 202411mo ⋅ JackyB_Official ⋅ r/notjustbikes
Germany is introducing the D-Ticket. For just 49€ a month you can use all public transport in the whole country, except high speed trains like ICE and IC.1yr ⋅ Pherbos3390 ⋅ r/notjustbikes
Local school board's solution to reduce speeding in school zones: strap a speedometer to a child1yr ⋅ Faithlessness_Less ⋅ r/notjustbikes
This subway station in Nuremberg, below a busy road, is one of the nicest I've seen11mo ⋅ MuizZ_018 ⋅ r/notjustbikes
Another thing to consider with the increase in size and weight of vehicles. Especially large EVs and SUVs1yr ⋅ K0lesM ⋅ r/notjustbikes
The city says it will take at least 7 years to construct a bike lane so we drew one in chalk connecting a big trail with some neighborhoods to show how easy it could be. Paint coming soon1yr ⋅ Wuz314159 ⋅ r/notjustbikes
Potential high speed rail routes in the US and Canada to connect 50% of the population1yr ⋅ SignificantCat4213 ⋅ r/notjustbikes
Commuters hauling their bikes up the stairs at 22nd st Caltrain station in San Francisco. There is no ramp or elevator access at the station, which is located under an elevated interstate freeway. And we have some of the best public transit in the nation!1yr ⋅ jaspy_cat ⋅ r/notjustbikes
When the literal most car-centric restaurant in the most car-centric country isn't even good enough anymore1yr ⋅ spaceconductor ⋅ r/notjustbikes
Marketing higher density zoning to a more conservative audience1yr ⋅ alienatedframe2 ⋅ r/notjustbikes
The city I live in built the first street detached from the road system (Gdansk, Poland)1yr ⋅ Comsey ⋅ r/notjustbikes
How can someone misunderstand this so badly. the propaganda is strong1yr ⋅ galacticforger1 ⋅ r/notjustbikes
Killing a motorcyclist, after having four previous convictions for traffic incidences, gets you only a slap on the wrist.1yr ⋅ alpha__lyrae ⋅ r/notjustbikes
There you go, you bought yourself a 60.000 euros chromed piece of pig iron from the Joe Naait Me Steets and you still cant haul lumber without breaking three laws. A little embarassing.11mo ⋅ Badatmountainbiking ⋅ r/notjustbikes
I remember this image from a textbook back in the 90's. It's stuck with me ever since. I'm so glad people are waking up to how car-dependent our cities have become.1yr ⋅ advamputee ⋅ r/notjustbikes
City of Phoenix, AZ, USA is touting this as their new and improved safe intersection design. We are doomed.1yr ⋅ Tromsobadet ⋅ r/notjustbikes
Absurd American Pedestrian Infrastructure: The Thoughts and Prayers Dispenser1yr ⋅ rolsskk ⋅ r/notjustbikes
Art installation that was removed recently from a local park. It was just bikes.1yr ⋅ shieldwolfchz ⋅ r/notjustbikes
The latest Last Week Tonight just made clear to me as a non-American how dire the finances are of American cities thanks to car dependency. HOAs apparently do basic services? What?1yr ⋅ lucky_earther ⋅ r/notjustbikes
New cycle lanes in Milan received a lot of backlash, like They are always empty! Well, they are not...2yr ⋅ lgsp ⋅ r/notjustbikes
Portions of the original Route 66 were barely 9 feet (2.7m) wide, with a gravel shoulder on each side for passing1yr ⋅ kayakhomeless ⋅ r/notjustbikes
The difference a slightly raised curb and bike-lane can make for a street11mo ⋅ 26Kermy ⋅ r/notjustbikes
Newest developments in central Florida (NeoCity) add a network of wide sidewalks and bikeways separated by greenery.1yr ⋅ girtonoramsay ⋅ r/notjustbikes
I realized that most of my Doordash/ Uber Eats orders were only a couple miles so I’ve switched over to an electric bike! (Radrunner 3+)1yr ⋅ doozydak ⋅ r/notjustbikes
Widest bicycle path of the Netherlands at Soesterberg, 50 meters wide exclusively for bikes.1yr ⋅ LaoBa ⋅ r/notjustbikes
The totally free city buses of Dunkirk (France) don't even have commercial advertisements on them!1yr ⋅ Kemro59 ⋅ r/notjustbikes
[Mill Valley, CA] This is fucked up, no? This “Micro” Bike Lane is less than a foot wide1yr ⋅ NinjaCaviar ⋅ r/notjustbikes
When businesses oppose bike and pedestrian access in favor of cars show examples like this.....1yr ⋅ theansweristhebike ⋅ r/notjustbikes
Looking South on Oranjeplein road from Scharnerweg St, Maastricht, Netherlands. (2015 vs 2021)1yr ⋅ RigatoniNoodles123 ⋅ r/notjustbikes
ever wondered why american car infrastructure is so space wasting? it's because it has to accommodate comically large american cars. here's one i found today while grocery shopping trying to fit in a typical german grocery store parking lot. amazing!1yr ⋅ eftalanquest40 ⋅ r/notjustbikes
A local cyclist has spent nearly a month in the ICU and needs to relearn how to walk and talk after a hit and run, and this is how local news describes a fundraiser for him.1yr ⋅ uaiu ⋅ r/notjustbikes
The US was once a world leader in electrified public transit, and the proof is beneath the streets1yr ⋅ kayakhomeless ⋅ r/notjustbikes
I walked out of work yesterday at five at the size of my car (blue sedan), compared to the truck next to me just blew me away1yr ⋅ reptomcraddick ⋅ r/notjustbikes
A truck smashed into a pharmacy in Co. Mayo, Ireland. I guess the pharmacy wasn’t wearing enough reflective clothing1yr ⋅ spratt67 ⋅ r/notjustbikes
If you're wondering how the UK is getting on with building cycle lanes, look no further than the cycling roundabout1yr ⋅ HamishGray ⋅ r/notjustbikes
Since parking maps are all the rage, thought I'd share the monstrosity that is Regina, Saskatchewan1yr ⋅ Qwexe ⋅ r/notjustbikes
Protected bike lane with turning lane for crossing the road (Aarhus, Denmark)1yr ⋅ PolemicFox ⋅ r/notjustbikes
Rich neighborhood in Georgia, USA fully rejects mixed use development because their “single-family neighborhood would be tarnished by hundreds of apartments and townhomes”1yr ⋅ chaselolley ⋅ r/notjustbikes
One of the main arguments against public transportation I hear is that the people who use it are disgusting. I struggle to come up with a counter argument.1yr ⋅ ifunnywasaninsidejob ⋅ r/notjustbikes
ChatGPT: Write a critique of car-centric urban planning in the style of Kurt Vonnegut.1yr ⋅ TrufiAssociation ⋅ r/notjustbikes
Poll results: What foreign ways of doing things would Americans embrace?1yr ⋅ Orcwin ⋅ r/notjustbikes
If the American Dream had been this instead, American cities would have half the problems they do today1yr ⋅ boymoder-sexer9000 ⋅ r/notjustbikes
Grade separated bike lane with green buffer zone - peak design? (Aarhus, Denmark)1yr ⋅ PolemicFox ⋅ r/notjustbikes
This is why social conservatives must get on board with fighting car dependency1yr ⋅ JamesRocket98 ⋅ r/notjustbikes
The mental gymnastics we put ourselves through to accept our car-centric existence1yr ⋅ Mr_Failure ⋅ r/notjustbikes
locals: “Delft? why would a tourist go to Delft?” me: “... reasons”1yr ⋅ --p--q----- ⋅ r/notjustbikes
