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Doing this for my Geography homework

Alojs jos nije platio kartu!

E moj Alojz

a bit late, but they all park their cars in the neighboring village Merzhausen. Its not like they dont own cars

Oh Sweden Please take meeee. :

notice that Peter raised his voice when the motorcycle and car passed by

A really important part of any public transportation system better serving transport deficient neighborhoods. I wonder what the characteristic of the passengers are? Those who are not time-sensitive? Those who want to reduce carbon emissions? Those who dislike or cannot drive? Perhaps a combination of all three but would be interesting to study.

We started having these in San Francisco very recently. The kids and parents love it.

Wait a minute. Alois still hasn't paid for his ride yet!

great idea with great implementation; kudos to London planners I wish American cities had this already!

damn

Wow, good job. I wish more cities do that. I think it is great way to reduce traffic, CO2 emissions.

Such a pity cargo trams like CarGo is no longer in operation. I didn't even get any chance to see it myself, and driving the Phaeton that was probably the reason why CarGo tram is no longer in service since the car was discontinued

Nice word joke with "CarGo".

Platform Tatra T3

2:30 train only replaces 3 truck trips? Surprising.

Best of luck! I wonder if it's worth an update? And you do have trams - sadly only on a museum line.

Great

I have just taken out a subscription!

Boy is school fun

I am being held hostage in this city please help me :(

i didnt enjoy this video

Thanks a lot 🌷 🌷 🌷

Really good topic, thanks for share this to public. i hope i could join your next meeting event. regards, from Indonesia.

Did I understand it right, that the roads or places are heated? (in 01:48) How is this realised, please? thanks

thanks for sharing this fascination interesting video to the world! Wintercycling is awesome!!

Public transport in Tallinn google-wiki.info/18433728/1/public-transport-in-tallinn.html

Irgend jemand aus der 8a für die Erdkunde arbeit hier? xD

It's difficult to hear and concentrate on what the Narrator and elderly are saying with that loud, annoying, and distracting "background foreground" music. :(

Some lovely shots of Drimnagh. Reminds me a little of Kilmainham 🤣🤣🤣

Where is exactly this tunnel (map)?

Carrots and sticks, now thats a perfect mix AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

anyone here due to lockdown lessons?

You are doing fine in Copenhagen and keep up the good work! But the fact that you call yourself the best biking city is a little bit ignorant. Every single dutch city or village is far better equipped. You are the same level as biking in Germany but with some better add-ons

Nice snap shot of that year.

Transportation in the Czech Republic shows great love for people with disabilities. and equal rights to all commuters, People living here are fortunate.

Assignment+1

0:06 - Is that a Coewske bicycle? I've been searching for a light-to-medium-weight, cruiser/hybrid bike with a low step-through and upright riding position for an elderly friend of mine, to help encourage her to get out during the day for some fresh air and exercise/recreation. I don't know her previous riding experience; but it's been many, many years since she last rode one (as an adult), if at all... What is the recommended rider height range for those bikes? she is of light-to-medium build and shorter, I'm guessing somewhere between 5'1" and 5'3". Although a single-speed with coaster brakes would probably be easier and more familiar to her, unfortunately she lives in an area with a few inclines (including at both ends of her residential street); and based on my own experiences riding in that neighborhood, a 5 - 8 speed (rear wheel shifter only, to keep things simple) would likely come in handy. Are there ladies' bikes similar to the Huffy Cranbrook's "Perfect Fit™" frame, which will allow for better forward leg extension and a firm footing when stopped; but with a lower step-through? I'm aware of the Biria models; but their pricing is out-of-range. The Cranbrook also has experienced quality control issues (with seats and handlebars that are hard to tighten down securely, which of course could prove disastrous for an older rider challenged by slower reflexes and limited mobility). On another note, I like your approach to cycle training for elders; especially making a variety of bicycles (traditional frames, recumbents, trikes, and other specialty designs) available for them to discover what works best for them. Over in the U.S. unfortunately we don't have access to such programs, unless perhaps near large metropolitan areas with lots of bicycling infrastructure.

How do you rent the bike?

Love this.

fuck you Eltis Mobility Portal

Fantastic .!!

So many buses go through bromley to so many destinations it's crazy that cars still go through there as much as they do, traffic is ALWAYS awful around pm rush hour, with the hopper fare as well it's more cost effective. If you miss your bus they run 10-15 mins apart normally, I find bus easier, or walk

it looks cool

I wish this would happen in US cities...

Love this

This is turning into a nice little piece of history💛

I miss all this! 😔

To fast fam

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