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School runs are done by bike in the Netherlands. In addition there are much more practical vehicles that farmers/builders/<insert_mobile_heavy_work_profession>
by deugtniet 7y ago
School runs are done by bike in the Netherlands. In addition there are much more practical vehicles that farmers/builders/<insert_mobile_heavy_work_profession> use.
- C1sc0cat 7y agoSuch as? Land rovers /Toyota hilux'es are ubiquitous on British farms. And just because its how your town does it in your country doesn't automatically make it the one best way for every one.
- arethuza 7y agoWhat look like ex-army Land Rovers are pretty common on UK farms and estates, at least here in this part of Scotland, pickups are pretty rare though. Edit: I wonder if this is because of how much of Scotland is used for grouse shooting - a pickup isn't going to be much good for transporting your pampered customers!
- C1sc0cat 7y agoNot sure an Ex army Landy is exactly pampering your clients, it would be ok for the army types on a jolly red trousers and Barbour's.
- Majestic121 7y agoWhy are you shifting the discussion toward 'What vehicle is good for farmers' ? Farmers represent 2% of the population, they're clearly not responsible for 30% of the sales
- yostrovs 7y agoYeah, I also preferred the discussion in which the participants expressed what car I need and how I'm supposed to use it. And what I don't need, of course. They live somewhere far from me and have no idea what my family does and why. But they know what I do and do not need for transport, because they have a walking bus in their Lithuanian village and I should learn something from that first before going out there and driving my SUV.
- Vinnl 7y ago> And just because its how your town does it in your country doesn't automatically make it the one best way for every one. In the Netherlands, the bicycle is quite certainly one of the most practical options in practically every town.