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Red means stop, not that difficult to understand is it?...
I'm going to say it needs to be higher than that flimsy thing can take....
Maybe they are but its their relative scale etc; a small lbs hasnt a number of shops that will support the disruption or the cashflow to ease...
The driver is every bit as guilty as the passenger surely? They literlly positioned and slowed the van to enable the passenger to do this?...
Get on your bike, batman!
Apparently the Pope is unwilling to come down on one side or the other on the relative morals of the two candidates.
The target buyer absolutely does care about cost. This is an example of a Veblen good.
In some respects, I prefer that design to the cyclepods as they're not pretending to be something they're not. They suffer from being wheel-bending...
To be fair though, there's a whole bunch of stuff named after Euler, so let's give John Venn a bit of credit.
This is why I think that cycles and clothes/accessories should be zero-rated for VAT. The shops might not pass on the saving to the customers, but...