Imagine you’d have to unlock your butt plug before it allows you to remove it. Kill me now.

That explanation doesn’t explain why these fees differ so much from place, considering the fee is per housing unit. Higher density can mean building and maintaining infrastructure is more expensive but not by factor 10 or 20. Also these costs rise rather equally across the country, while this graph clearly shows a huge difference between cities there as well.

Edit: meant to write a comment to another comment, removed this ‘copy’.

it’s somehow more hygienic than putting your mouth on restaurant cups.

That is why i only get food in places with disposable plates and cutlery ;)

I can’t remember seeing a physical poster made by them, nor a video campaign. I think they’ve changed their approach over the years because when I hear of or from them it is either because a local chapter object or suggest a certain design of a very specific place like a crossing or a new road or because they’ve lobbying some very specific change in a law or a guideline. Not sure what caused that change. Maybe our country already believe cars suck? Not sure, but a lot of people who drive do prefer to cycle if the distance allows it, especially if they’re travelling inside a town.

I’ve seen versions of this that make more sense then this poster as well, reason for sharing it is mainly because it’s age shows that the concept of space for people (vs space for machines) has been relevant for a long time now.

Edit: Also notice how much this street look like some streets in some countries, but look nothing like inner-city streets in the Netherlands. Roads without bike lanes are extremely uncommon nowadays.

Another one i like:

Big clearance: 12 instead of 1.

There were a lot more but then the guillotine was invented :(

It is on the top side

Yes limited editions are definitely the worst of capitalism, we don’t need new flavours ever!