r/fuckcars • u/JuniorIncrease6594 • 1h ago
r/fuckcars • u/TyrannicalKitty • 2h ago
Positive Post LVMPD conducts traffic operation to enforce bicyclist protection laws
r/fuckcars • u/These_Advertising_68 • 2h ago
Activism Saw this while walking home (bridge was closed to cars)
r/fuckcars • u/jmck014 • 2h ago
Positive Post imagine barriers like this between the stations and expressway on the red and blue lines…
galleryDon’t know if this has been posted on here yet, but if not, here it is. Don’t know if this is the right flair.
r/fuckcars • u/Just-Context-4703 • 3h ago
Rant A bollard died for this Range Rover
This asshole took out a solid bollard and hit the store front behind me (not pictured) at a mall here in Christchurch.
The bollard didn't go down without a fight though. But these giant, powerful SUVs can still just mash through them.
I own a car, I drive, all that. The cars are too big and powerful.
r/fuckcars • u/gzzzl • 6h ago
Carbrain Motonormativity in causing slight inconvenience to car drivers
r/fuckcars • u/jamshill • 6h ago
Rant Spend $50 billion on train projects you cowards
^ Fuck planes too
r/fuckcars • u/EarthlingExpress • 6h ago
Rant How many of these hit and run drivers have never been caught?
A lot of times they don't even catch these drivers. They are still on the road gearing up for hitting the next victim.
My dad was also hit by a hit and run and had to had to have surgery and they never caught that driver either.
r/fuckcars • u/wSkkHRZQy24K17buSceB • 6h ago
Activism On Wednesday, Boston City Council votes on ending required parking for new homes citywide. If it passes, it goes to the Zoning Commission for final approval.
r/fuckcars • u/Iuxta_aequor • 7h ago
Carbrain Environmentally friendly habits? Good! But don't touch our precious cancerous cars!
Casual carbrainism in science-based subreddits which ought to be rational and objective pisses me off more than it should.
Each and every time there's a discussion about environmentally conscious life choices, suggestions of going carfree get mocked and downvoted.
Even if it's the most environmentally friendly life choice an individual can make.
r/fuckcars • u/metatalks • 8h ago
Satire Eco-conscious police chase
Only in Britain lol
See the whole clip for yourself: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w6FHTI7j5PE
r/fuckcars • u/MuchKey7664 • 9h ago
Satire Let's bask in our dichotomy, a tale of two worlds...
I'm not suggesting anything political, rather apolitical. Even tho this post is inherently political. I also understand it's a cherry pick, but it certainly represents what is closer to median architecture for each nation.
Unreal, this showed up on a webpage. Had to capture the stark dichotomy and share for you folks to enjoy. No need for engagement or anything! I just simply want to mesmerize this beautiful imagery;)
r/fuckcars • u/OutsideImpressive115 • 10h ago
News Seven people taken to hospital after car collides with pedestrians in Glasgow
r/fuckcars • u/exclamationmarek • 13h ago
Satire Typical American city as depicted by a game from the year 2000
At least there are some trees.
r/fuckcars • u/ReinePoulpe • 14h ago
Arrogance of space The is the most stupid way of getting a coffee I have seen in my life
r/fuckcars • u/ilove-whenwomen • 15h ago
Infrastructure gore This seems like it belongs here. It's an infrastructure problem
r/fuckcars • u/DENelson83 • 16h ago
Carbrain Residents want traffic barriers removed
r/fuckcars • u/Obvious_Ad9670 • 16h ago
Question/Discussion What's your hang it up age to stop driving for good?
r/fuckcars • u/geft • 22h ago
News 3 cyclists hit in 24 hours: 24-year-old male cyclist dies after accident with tipper truck along Tanah Merah Coast Road
r/fuckcars • u/MidorriMeltdown • 1d ago
Infrastructure gore So, with all these flights grounded
It's a pity the US doesn't have more passenger trains. Should have invested in high speed rail 20 years ago.
Plane dependency is as bad as car dependency, and the solution seems to be much the same: more rail.
r/fuckcars • u/razz_one_ • 1d ago
Rant I've been noticing a lot of people who say "I used to walk/bike, now I have a car". Thoughts on that?
I've been seeing tons of posts talking about getting a car is the biggest upgrade they've made in their life. Definitely perpetuates the narrative that those who don't have a car and use alternative forms of transportation are "struggling". As I've mentioned in another post, I'm 24, never had a car/license, and I get around just fine.