Stockholm

A round sticker attached to a black pole features an orange bus icon with the word 'GRATIS' (meaning 'free' in Swedish) in green within the bus's body. The text 'ÅTERSTÄLL KOLLEKTIVTRAFIKEN' encircles the bus, which translates to 'Restore Public Transport'. The sticker is slightly worn.

ÄTERSTÄLL GRATIS HOLLEKTIUTRARIKE KOLLEKTIVTHAIREN ÄTERSTÄLL

06 April
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