Trucks used to be practical work vehicles. Now they are built for luxury and appearances just so guys can feel manly and tough when driving driving them.6mo ⋅ TrueNorth2881 ⋅ r/fuckcars
F-150 owner drives his truck into a stationary pole and then blames the pole for existing. If you can't see out of your vehicle well enough to park it inside the lines without smashing into a metal pole, that's a problem with your truck and your driving skills, not the parking lot.7mo ⋅ TrueNorth2881 ⋅ r/fuckcars
MetLife stadium in New York, USA versus Camp Nou stadium in Barcelona, Spain.10mo ⋅ TrueNorth2881 ⋅ r/fuckcars
Reminder that massive trucks and SUVs are child killers. These shouldn't be allowed in our city streets.1yr ⋅ TrueNorth2881 ⋅ r/fuckcars
I know this isn't the typical kind of post on this sub, but I can't be the only one who thinks the new American truck designs look SUPER dangerous for every person not driving one.1yr ⋅ TrueNorth2881 ⋅ r/dangerousdesign
More than half of Kansas City's entire downtown area is devoted solely to storing people's cars. Imagine how much more productive and pleasant KC could be if that space was devoted to homes, businesses, or public parks instead6mo ⋅ TrueNorth2881 ⋅ r/fuckcars
Work trucks are fine with me, but lifted trucks are a massive waste of space and money1yr ⋅ TrueNorth2881 ⋅ r/fuckcars
We talk a lot about excessive car lanes and suburban sprawl. Blocking sidewalks is also arrogance of space for cars, and should not be allowed1yr ⋅ TrueNorth2881 ⋅ r/notjustbikes
E bikes can genuinely be car replacements. I don't think our society realizes how useful bikes really can be1yr ⋅ TrueNorth2881 ⋅ r/bikecommuting
Not content with their own entire network of travel lanes, motorists feel entitled to damage and take over cyclist's spaces also.1yr ⋅ TrueNorth2881 ⋅ r/notjustbikes
Car companies are now charging customers extra to use features already built into the car. Micro transactions to use your own vehicle. That's some next-level capitalist greed10mo ⋅ TrueNorth2881 ⋅ r/fuckcars
I know cars aren't the only reason for deadly smog pollution, but they are certainly a contributing factor. Wanting to ban cars so I can breathe clean air doesn't make me a radical. I just want future generations to have air left to breathe.1yr ⋅ TrueNorth2881 ⋅ r/fuckcars
Gorgeous biking infrastructure. I wish more cities would build this1yr ⋅ TrueNorth2881 ⋅ r/notjustbikes
MetLife stadium in New York, USA versus Camp Nou stadium in Barcelona, Spain.10mo ⋅ TrueNorth2881 ⋅ r/Urbanism
Paint and flimsy plastic are not infrastructure. I'm tired of city planners pretending that they are1yr ⋅ TrueNorth2881 ⋅ r/urbandesign
Car dependence is so firmly baked into the American consciousness that cops will detain and question people just for the crime of... walking?6mo ⋅ TrueNorth2881 ⋅ r/fuckcars
Our descendants will look at how we treated this planet and feel ashamed of the choices we made1yr ⋅ TrueNorth2881 ⋅ r/fuckcars
This is why we should prioritize infrastructure for bicycles and pedestrians over infrastructure for cars1yr ⋅ TrueNorth2881 ⋅ r/urbandesign
Gorgeous biking infrastructure. I wish more cities would build this1yr ⋅ TrueNorth2881 ⋅ r/bikecommuting
Call me crazy, but I feel bike lanes should be separated like this more. It was nice to see this this morning on a new route.1yr ⋅ TrueNorth2881 ⋅ r/fuckcars
People who can't drive in the USA are simply excluded from participating in society11mo ⋅ TrueNorth2881 ⋅ r/fuckcars
This always pisses me off. There's one house near me that parks on the sidewalks every single day. Everytime I walk by I consider leaving a message of some kind about it1yr ⋅ TrueNorth2881 ⋅ r/fuckcars
How is this road legal? The driver of that truck would not be able to see the cyclist in front of them on the road. Period. These stupid trucks are super unsafe, but we all know nobody cares about cyclists' safety in the USA.1yr ⋅ TrueNorth2881 ⋅ r/AbolishCars
This looks terrible to me. I don't think Houston looks like peak human flourishing in the slightest1yr ⋅ TrueNorth2881 ⋅ r/Suburbanhell
What can be done from an urban design standpoint to prevent cars from blocking other lanes of travel, like sidewalks and bike lanes1yr ⋅ TrueNorth2881 ⋅ r/urbandesign
Sign warning for cyclist and pedestrians to watch out for cars coming out of the driveway1yr ⋅ TrueNorth2881 ⋅ r/fuckcars
This is why I hate big trucks in my city. They are pedestrian killers.2yr ⋅ TrueNorth2881 ⋅ r/BanCars
This line occupied the entire parking lot for hours, and spilled over onto neighboring roads, creating inconvenience for all the residents of the area, just because Americans will apparently refuse to buy their coffee if they have to exit their cars. Imagine the horror of that idea!4mo ⋅ TrueNorth2881 ⋅ r/BanCars
Reminder that massive trucks and SUVs are child killers. These shouldn't be allowed in our city streets.1yr ⋅ TrueNorth2881 ⋅ r/BanCars
We talk a lot about excessive car lanes and suburban sprawl. Blocking sidewalks is also arrogance of space, as well as being a dick move1yr ⋅ TrueNorth2881 ⋅ r/BanCars
How is this road legal? The driver of that truck would not be able to see the cyclist in front of them on the road. Period. These stupid trucks are super unsafe, but we all know nobody cares about cyclists' safety in the USA.1yr ⋅ TrueNorth2881 ⋅ r/ihatecars
