Pushing, honking, cutting – what helps against stress in road traffic?
Speed is limited to 100, I overtake a slow truck, there comes behind me a BMW with 180 things and a flash of light.
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Home World Status: 19.08.2026, 16:16 Comments Follow us on Google Traffic is too high at rush hour. Bicycle lanes are blocked, and cars take significantly longer to reach their destination. The Catholic News Agency (KNA) interviewed Karl-Friedrich Voss (77).
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Home World Status: 19.08.2026, 16:16 Comments Follow us on Google Traffic is too high at rush hour. Bicycle lanes are blocked, and cars take significantly longer to reach their destination.
according to Frankfurter Rundschau +1The Catholic News Agency (KNA) interviewed Karl-Friedrich Voss (77).
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