But then they would need to ban crucifixes as well. Not sure how well that is gonna be received in Italy

You forgot England.

In Germany the government could order a temporary general speed limit on the Autbahn. Lower taxes on fuel = lower speeds for everyone to save gas.

The poll is among BILD-readers, so the results are not representative.

Energy prices will go up anyway because of the planned gas power plants. They will be paid even for not running at all and are expensive as hell to build and operate.

Oh no! Anyways…

Not your call to make, you piece of human garbage!

Firetrucks in the US are not built compact. The fire departments regularly argue for larger streets so that they can move their gigantic rigs around faster.

Now at 70% pro Rejoin.

I went to Berlin by car last week (unfortunately it was necessary) and I wouldn’t do it again. Everything about the road layout is illogical, chaotic, and inconsistent. Bus lanes start and stop every now and then, cycling paths apear out of nowhere and disappear even more suddenly, each block has traffic lights, the few roundabouts that exist are controlled by traffic lights, there are pedestrian crossings in multi-lane 50kph zones (which my driving instructor told me did not exist). The whole city feels very car-centric, even though it shouldn’t.

Imo Berlin is perfectly suited for Superblocks similar to Barcelona: the streets are wide enough to accomodate buslanes, cycling infrastructure, trams and still leaves a bit of room for cars. The pedestrianised areas could recieve mini parks, more outdoor seating for bars and restaurants, and playing areas for kids. This would also make traffic around the blocks more fluid, because cars wouldn’t need to stop at an intersection for every block.

Newsflash: the people who want to get rid of nuclear power ALSO don’t want coal power! We have cheap and abundant alternatives.

Diktatfrieden worked so well in Europe before.