A Place to Ride
Bike are a popular present for Christmas. And no doubt many kids are jumping with excitement about their new bicycles right now. However, very soon they will get wise to the nature of the world.
Yep, within a few months they’ll know what they want next Christmas.
So let’s help deliver it to them this year.
Sad, Sad, and very True.
Turn those images into a poster with an overriding caption at the bottom exclaiming, “Reverse This!”
This is exactly why we need something like this: http://www.cnu.org/cnu-salons/2013/08/city-spotlight-swedens-trafiklekparken
We actually have something like that in Sacramento, on a somewhat smaller scale. There’s a place called Safetyville (http://safetycenter.org/safetyville-usa/) that’s a miniature (and somewhat rundown at this point, sadly) version of Sacramento (with notable local landmarks). They have minature streets with bike lanes, traffic signals, light rail tracks and stop signs. In the summer time they have free family bike nights where kids can come and practice riding their bikes. It was great for my daughter (now 5) last summer. Since it’s so small, it’s hard for the kids to actually observe all of the traffic signs and signals all of the time (they’d be constantly stopping and starting), but it’s better than nothing.
No you don´t need that. You need a city there children can ride there bike. A city which are planned for the people not the cars.
Yes, Dutch infrastructure for everyone 8-80! 😛
Wooh, yeah, right – you tell ’em!
Everything you produce hits the nail.
I love it, thanks!