New figures on #cycling in🇨🇭
Basel still🥇21% of all trips
Bern🥈best progression (from 14.8 to 19.2%)
👍Lausanne more than doubled (from 1.6 to 4.4%)
↗️Winterthur, Geneva & St-Gall
⚠️Zurich: if you don't build it...
❓Lucerne: Less tourism? Online courses in a small city?
Source: Mobility and Transport Microcensus 2021
⚠️ Small changes within the margin of error
⚠️ 2021: still marked by Covid and restrictions
Found this fun question on reddit: What projectile launch angle gives the longest PATH in the air?
Here is my solution
https://youtu.be/yXlQ7Kcj70I
Click to enlarge Ever wondered why tea's stimulant effect feels different to that of coffee? Or why sometimes, when you make a brew, thin scum forms on the tea's surface? On National Tea Day, here's a graphic to answer those questions and...
It's 1987. The Metropolitan Police are waging an intimidation campaign against London's LBTQ+ community.
Wearing rubber gloves to "protect from AIDS" they raid the Royal Vauxhall Tavern
"Well well," says Lily Savage (Paul O'Grady) from the stage as the police pile into the venue. "It looks like we’ve got help with the washing up" /1
Nothing new that cars make poor use of space…
1965 poster by Transport for London.
A double decker would carry now more than 90 people.