@notjustbikes Doesn't this picture have it all? Public trasit, US & EU cars and the point!

@stux @notjustbikes How are those cars even allowed? Is this in Belgium or Netherlands?

@loke @notjustbikes I have no clue!

This seems like amsterdam, but it could be any other larger city

@stux At that point, making space for the tram with a sledgehammer should be allowed.

@stux @loke @notjustbikes
The license plates are Dutch. The tram is number 10, and it's a "rondrit", a tour of the city.

Based on a Google search, I'm confident that this is Rotterdam.

@jozeldenrust
ah yes! Pretty sure you're correct indeed
@loke @notjustbikes

@stux
125% tariff on oversized vehicles along with impoundment if they block mass transit, then a huge fine to get the vehicle back.

@stux

Wow! I hope whoever was driving that bro-dozer got it towed away, and got a big fine for blocking the rails.

@stux No, that is why you don't need assholes who buy things they can not park, and ignore reality and/or physics.

There are stupid Yurpian vehicles, too, that nobody needs elsewhere... or anywhere.

@stux heck, I don’t think we need US sized cars in the US.

@stux My money is on the tram

@stux It’s ridiculous here, too, even where parking is generally designed for immense vehicles.

This guy obviously carries that orange cone with him because that truck is way too long for any parking space anywhere.

@stux I believe the word on the truck's grill is an instruction for passing trains.

@stux hear, hear!

@stux We don't need in the US either.

@stux I'm not sure how it works overseas, but here in the States that gigundous bloatwagon would be hauling one solitary person with nothing in the truck (or boot, if you prefer).