We have them in Germany. Just as well because the actual service stations are extremely expensive plus they also charge you for the loo (in fairness, if you buy an overpriced coffee or snack then you normally get it refunded). I got used to the UK where the services when I was a child were also super expensive, but that changed ... Sometime in the 90s I think...
Scandinavia has some of the most sensible public convenience architecture I've seen.
The Gotenberg airport, for example. There's a rank of enclosed cubicals with a toilet and hand washing station, and just outside, rows of mirrors and sinks with power outlets.
I've seen similar at the former Ravensbourne College in North Greenwich.
We could have this in the US but every shitbag right winger would fight it because it unravels their stock trans-eliminationist fallacy.
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Scandinavia has some of the most sensible public convenience architecture I've seen.
The Gotenberg airport, for example. There's a rank of enclosed cubicals with a toilet and hand washing station, and just outside, rows of mirrors and sinks with power outlets.
I've seen similar at the former Ravensbourne College in North Greenwich.
We could have this in the US but every shitbag right winger would fight it because it unravels their stock trans-eliminationist fallacy.
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