How Paris swapped cars for bikes β and transformed its streets https://www.theguardian.com/world/2026/apr/05/how-paris-swapped-cars-for-bikes-and-remade-its-streets
Chris Cox explains the moronic laws regarding e-bikes introduced recently in Queensland, which effectively ban 90-95% of legal e-bikes. Why ban? Because in addition to the car driver's licence requirement, which means you need to be minimum 16 years old, and a 10 km/h speed limit on 95% of paths, a sticker with this exact text is required: EN15194 (2017) A+1. My e-bike only has the EN15194 part. Trikes don't comply with EN15194 at all.

"S" learning how to TIG-weld by building a bike stand @FahrradkuecheGraz
#DIY #welding #steelisreal #fixedgear #bikekitchen #fahrrad #cycling #bike #graz
I'm always disappointed when I see entirely #carbrain moments here in the #Netherlands. This is #Keukenhof, the popular #tulip fields. The line to park cars wraps around the area for probably 5 kilometers. The nearby town of Hillegom is complete gridlock.
There are nearby #train and #bus terminals. It's a #cycling distance from many cities, and a #bike is a great way to see the tulips.
Some of this is foreign tourists, but many #Dutch people have bought car propaganda.