Transpo-themed ‘Cards Against Humanity’ parody wonks have been waiting for

If bike puns, Metro jabs and Bridgeghazi jokes are your speed, then an unofficial spin-off of the hit game “Cards Against Humanity” may be the party game for you.

{mosads}Members of Young Professionals in Transportation partnered with GreaterPlaces to launch a transportation-themed edition of “Cards Against Urbanity.”

The game, first described by The Washington Post, is a parody of “Cards Against Humanity,” a popular game where players complete fill-in-the-blank statements using cards printed with humorous, risqué or politically incorrect phrases.

It’s here. YPT’s own @CardsAgainstUrb Transpo Edition $39.99 Ships in Aug https://t.co/ddHBy3cSVK #YPTcards pic.twitter.com/DgZpLn9V9V

— YPT International (@YPTvoice) July 14, 2016

The spoof retains the tongue-in-cheek nature of the original game, but is designed to teach participants about urban planning.

The latest expansion pack is geared toward infrastructure policy wonks. The 475-card pack pokes fun at various debates and issues in the transportation world, with phrases such as:

-“Actually believing bikeshare is a Marxist plot’”

-“Spending $300 million to save 3 seconds of time”

-“Cities that are still paying for an NFL stadium after the team has moved”

-“Highways that look like Soviet bread lines”

-“Bike lives matter”

-“Referring to automobile collisions as ‘accidents’”

The transportation version goes on sale nationwide this week for $39.99 and will begin shipping in late August.