Real kings transport their kids by (cargo)bike! 👌🏼 🚲 👑

Left: King Frederik X of Denmark 🇩🇰
Right: King Willem-Alexander of the Netherlands 🇳🇱

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#Vilnius

Christmas tree 🎄 traveling a trolleybus 🚎

#Vilnius

Can an art piece be more Dutch? This is the one at NL 🇳🇱 Ambassador’s residence in Vilnius 🫶
Jack Twiss NL Ambassador to Lithuania

Oh is that so?

Wrapping up an incredible journey as Vilnius Chief City Engineer. Today, I take on a new role as #Vilnius Chief #Sustainability Officer, dedicated to advancing urban sustainability & climate resilience, while applying and expanding my expertise in the field. Excited! #NewJob

Tallinn, Estonia has offered fare-free transit for a decade.

It has accomplished basically nothing.

Me, in Fast Company

fastcompany.com/90968891/eston…

SKTY Kuntatekniikka seminaarimatkalla Vilnaan saimme kuulla kuinka kaupunki on onnistuneesti kiteyttänyt suunnittelun periaatteet postikortin muotoon. Eilisen juoksulenkin perusteella työ on myös tuottanut erinomaisia tuloksia! Thank you Anton Nikitin vilniusatmipim.com

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This mid September view of people enjoying river in #Vilnius is yet again a reminder that when you plan and build for people and places, you do get people and places ☀️

“Nobody is gonna use those bike paths”

Meanwhile the nobodies:

Sorry for the pic quality. But I’m excited about this new Dutch-style raised curb for #Vilnius 🤘
Took some time to get make it a reality.

Urban furniture in #Vilnius brings these kind of interactions 🫶

LT stats* (2022) on what kind of traumas people get during road accidents. Probability to get head injury while in a car is greater than on a bike or even e-kickscooter.

Transport_LT | #StandWithUkraine | *source TKA

Thanks Christopher Cities Today for this talk. It's one of the first times I've shared my career journey, and it reminded me how much I appreciate where I am now + how many different experiences and talented people I've had along the way that have led me to this point🫶

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Urban garden in #Vilnius

This visualization uses the visual metaphor of a submerged porthole window to observe how far our oceans rose between 1993 and 2022.

[NASA, read more: svs.gsfc.nasa.gov/5114]

In my mind, the rowan tree turning its fruits orange is such a September thing 🙄

Beautiful nevertheless 🧡

When I’m asked why Amsterdam is a good inspiration, it’s not only because of the results and their approach. It’s also because Amsterdam was different several decades ago. So this ⬇️