AMERICAN REACTS To 5 things I've only seen in the Netherlands & as an American

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[@omervandenbelt]

This bicycle contraption saves a lot of space. When you can put bikes on top of eacho ther, you can park twice the amount of bikes in the same square meters.

[@letheas6175]

Even I know the ''where is the library'' one in Spanish (granted, because of the TV show Community, lol)

[@bertkassing8541]

Nowadays you see more and more elderly people who buy an e-bike wearing a bicycle helmet. They buy an e-bike and the dealer immediately sells them a helmet. I regularly came across a couple with helmets on, but after a while I saw them cycling without a helmet. I think that a bicycle helmet offers false security. In addition, when people wear a helmet, we often know that they are tourists. And then we have to watch out, because tourists often do crazy things on their bikes. They do not know the rules.

[@jsb7975]

The helmet thing :
Before the '60-ies
No one in the world wore helmets.
In the Netherlands it just was never even introduced !
I can tell you that
apart from English, only one in a hundred is able to understand let alone speak French.
If you haven't learned German in school, also German is not being spoken a lot.
In that case they immediately change into English....

[@KeesBoons]

Totally depends where in the Netherlands you are, and from which generation the Dutch person is. The older generations speak more French and German, and German is spoken a lot in the East of the country. In the Randstad many people only really speak Dutch and English.

[@romibeerta3606]

Dutch have helmets for people that do sport like mountainbiking or racing, or if you’re a elderly person and need more protection because of that. But for normal biking it’s just ridiculous