before the new year traffic jam with this waiting gadget you can warmly wait for your ride

Train stations around the world have a certain magic; no matter who comes here, they can't help but take out their phones...

Especially with the recent Spring Festival travel rush causing long lines and congestion, people's patience is wearing thin!

So, what can we do to say goodbye to the boredom of waiting?

In the Netherlands, a handsome young man has provided a different option for those bored while waiting for their train—knitting scarves!

Of course, it's not the kind of knitting you're imagining; it's done with your feet!

He named it the Cyclo Knitter, and it's made from wood and bicycle parts.

The principle is similar to that of a knitting machine, but it doesn't require any knitting skills. Just sit on the bicycle seat and pedal continuously to knit a scarf.

Despite its simplicity, it knits scarves very quickly! One scarf in five minutes, and you can watch it grow in real-time. Passengers get more and more enthusiastic as they pedal!

Once you're done, you can take your creation with you and wrap it around your neck to stay warm throughout your journey.

This fun way of waiting for the bus has naturally been warmly welcomed by passengers. Exercising while getting a warm gift is much more meaningful than staring at your phone.

Look, even the big guys can't resist getting on and pedaling. See how happy he is!

Going home for the New Year, relieving the pain of congestion, and getting a meaningful little gift—isn't that awesome?

Although it's not some high-tech innovation, it's a very warm and meaningful idea.

 

In fact, many foreign stations are full of such creativity. From large train stations to small bus stops, they go to great lengths to help passengers pass the time while waiting!

Bus stops with swings

Interactive installations

They help pass the time by attracting passengers to dance. While waiting for the bus, passengers can follow the people on the screen to dance and earn corresponding points.

Have you got the new way of waiting for the bus during the New Year?

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