"This road sign warns drivers that they may encounter pedestrians who are deeply absorbed in their smartphones in Stockholm, Sweden."
"This Swedish furniture store has a small bathroom door for kids."
"This national park in Sweden refused to cut the trees that were in the way of the bridge, so pedestrians can walk around them."
"LED bathroom handles at a train station in Sweden change colors based on occupancy."
"In a Swedish museum (that is in the middle of nowhere) they have benches that charge your phone wirelessly and give free Wi-Fi."
"Swedish farms work on a self-serve basis."
“There are self-service shops just 60 miles out from Stockholm. But they’re always located in farms in the middle of nowhere. You can get corn, potatoes, honey, berries, sunflowers, and more there. You pick them and pay for them. They only dig up potatoes for you that you can find right next to the shop.”
"The toilet paper selection at a Swedish restaurant"
"The recycle bins in front of the 500-year-old Swedish castle are painted to blend in with the background."
"The street sign for the Swedish road, “Pyramid Street” is written in a pyramid style."
"Under a bridge in Stockholm"
"Brunkeberg tunnel (Stockholm, Sweden) is a 758-foot long shortcut for cyclists and pedestrians through a ridge in the city’s center."
"Another scale of infrastructure — these salmon stairs in Sweden"
"The core of Swedish culture in one photo"
“If any picture could tell the story of Swedish culture, it would be one depicting us waiting for the bus.”
"A public bathroom in Stockholm"
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Depends on where you go...not sure if they want to see pavement covered in sh#te..
..but atleast they dont get the smell with the pictures.
And Canada where they use underground parking.
seen them in many German supermarkets. And the cart is fixed by the grooves in its wheels aganist the floor, not with magnets...