Stockholm

A round sticker on a pole. It features a red background with black silhouettes of two figures jumping on a car, which is flipped over. The text around the edge reads "BORT MED BILARNA" and "GATORNA TILLHÖR OSS" which translates to "Away with the cars" and "The streets belong to us". It also contains the text "Allt åt alla", and a symbol of crossed lines on a steering wheel.

BORT MED BILARNA Allt åt alla GATORNA TILLHÖR OSS

15 May
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