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That's what I'm saying, then. You do not need public transport and there no sensible reason to change behaviours such as yours because you cycle.
by mytailorisrich 4y ago
That's what I'm saying, then. You do not need public transport and there no sensible reason to change behaviours such as yours because you cycle.
- wheels 4y agoBut this started with, "We need to realise that 9 euros or 49 euros makes no difference." It does, for me, and lots of people like me. It's fine for you to think we don't matter, but your claim that people like us don't exist is false. In fact, in central Berlin people that cycle as a primary means of transportation is extremely common. (I honestly can't think of a single of my friends who uses public transit daily.) €9 vs. €49 makes a difference for people who use public transit as auxiliary transit, not primary transit.