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This iconic Fabian Todorovic cartoon is still one of the best I’ve seen at illustrating the remarkable amount of space we surrender to cars, leaving little space left for everyone and everything else. The text added later makes the bonus point that many drivers still manage to complain about it.

Cartoon image of a street with much of the space taken up by a car with a single driver, while the rest of the street has people tightly packed in a bus, a bus shelter and riding bikes in a bike lane. Adding insult to injury, the driver says “damn those bike paths and bike lanes taking all the space.”

*David Attenborough voice* Amidst a herd of massive SUVs, we spot an aging Ford Fusion. It is a humble, unassuming creature of the asphalt. It lacks the terrifying grille of the modern behemoths, quietly going about its daily migration while the giant pickups roar and posture for dominance.

'Economic growth and productivity gains have largely failed to translate into broadly shared benefits to working people.' Business pushes trickle-down myth then blames government for its inevitable failure ~ Professor Carl Rhodes independentaustralia.net/politics/pol...

Business pushes trickle-down myth then blames government for its inevitable failure

Historic economic growth and productivity gains have largely failed to translate into broadly shared benefits to working people.

independentaustralia.net

"The death rate for pedestrians over 65 is higher than the average for all ages. Nearly 8,200 pedestrians 65 or older were injured that year — likely an undercount because not all serious crashes and injuries show up in police reports. More than 1,500 died. And the picture is not improving."

Why Older Pedestrians Fare Worse in Car Crashes (Gift Article)

They are more likely than other age groups to die after being hit by a vehicle.

nytimes.com