VIDEO: You Won't Believe Where Bajs Took Him! Suitcase in Basket, and He 'Fell Only Once'

In a creative and eye-catching display, the Sindikat biciklista (Cyclists' Union) in Croatia recently showcased an unconventional journey to Franjo Tuđman Airport. Their mission: to prove that reaching the airport without a car is possible, even if it requires a bit of ingenuity and a lot of advocacy. They attached a suitcase to a bicycle and set off, demonstrating a commitment to sustainable transport.

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The suitcase fell only once, on a high curb.

This bold move, documented and shared on Facebook, immediately captured public attention. While the journey wasn't without its hiccups – the suitcase reportedly fell once on a high curb – the message was clear. The union used this stunt to directly address the City of Zagreb, calling for "paths without curbs." This highlights a persistent issue for cyclists in Croatia: infrastructure that often fails to accommodate their needs, creating unnecessary obstacles and safety hazards.

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We need paths without curbs.

The online reaction was swift and varied. Many praised the initiative, engaging in a lively debate about the quality of cycling infrastructure in Zagreb and beyond. Some users pointed to the notorious "Kosnica interchange" as an example of questionable urban planning. Others questioned the practicality of cycling to the airport, while a few humorously speculated about the suitcase's contents based on its size. This event, more than just a quirky demonstration, has ignited a crucial conversation about how we design our cities for all modes of transport, emphasizing that cycling should be a safe, accessible, and practical option for everyone, including airport travelers.

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How does this suitcase even fit in that small basket? It must be empty, otherwise it wouldn't last a hundred meters.