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this post was submitted on 07 Jul 2025
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I did some research and my city is almost 1:1 with Bielefeld Germany.
Bielefeld has 4 tram lines, 140 busses on a network that covers most of the city and established bike lanes. Wichita has 40 busses, 13 set bus routes, and 3 bike lanes in the whole city. I'm "lucky" enough to live two blocks from the nearest bus stop, but that bus route doesn't land anywhere near places I want to go. Great if you're in rehab thigh I guess.
What is "Bielefeld"?
It's a conspiracy.
According to Wikipedia It's the 18th largest city in Germany.
That is not true. Bielefeld is not real.
Ahh so that's Germany's North Dakota, makes even more sense that it's comparable to Wichita...