Katja Diehl
This will kill.
It's appalling that monster trucks are now allowed to drive in the EU, contrary to all promises — just so that the German car industry can... Oh, just leave me alone.
We have NO cycle path infrastructure that can protect us from these Cybertrucks.
Our politicians, who have failed to implement inclusive transport policies for decades, think it's appropriate to throw everyone without a car in front of these monsters.
I don't get it.
Industry 1st.
Kill 🚴
Rich Felker
@SheDrivesMobility Aren't nazi symbols still banned in Germany tho?
stepardo
For us cyclists, it is just one more source of death.
Public space is Lava.
Darkstar
@SheDrivesMobility OMG:
“With respect to automobiles, the United States and the European Union intend to accept and provide mutual recognition to each other’s standards”
Daar komen de killer-SUV’s, pickup’s etc.
ReindeR Rustema
@SheDrivesMobility "With respect to automobiles, the United States and the European Union intend to accept and provide mutual recognition to each other’s standards."
The US could also accept the EU standards! Apart from industry everyone wants the highest standards, is it not?
A pity there is no market place for safety standards that the industry is buying into.
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