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Could be as if you live in a city in Germany you don't necessarily need a car? But I would be surprised if car seats are the main driver here in any case.
by fnands 6mo ago
Could be as if you live in a city in Germany you don't necessarily need a car?
But I would be surprised if car seats are the main driver here in any case.
- brailsafe 6mo agoCertainly not as much as the U.S or Canada, but not as little as Tokyo or Netherlands. I found various cities easy to navigate without one, but they seemed oddly car-centric as well. Berlin is very car and very public transportation somehow
- bombcar 6mo agoPublic transit and kid/stroller public transit are very different beasts. Once you’ve had to lift a stroller into a “high” bus you’ll not want to do it anymore.
- brailsafe 6mo ago> Once you’ve had to lift a stroller into a “high” bus you’ll not want to do it anymore. I imagine I'd agree, but is that related? You might have more niche knowledge that I'm not aware of in this context. In my city in Canada, all buses lower upon request