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October 1, 2022 at 7:44 am #32276
David9694
A new catch-all Tea Shop thread for those miscellaneous new stories that don’t quite fit with parking, crashing into buildings or trapped/prisoners in their homes.
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Simon E
A van does the same at
A van does the same at Emstrey roundabout on the A5.
David9694
Car registrations could be
Car registrations could be printed on McDonald’s bags to stop littering
yes please. Sometimes you see two lots of McD’s or other detritus a car’s width apart – two of you literally tossed your rubbish out of the windows and drove off.
https://www.devonlive.com/news/uk-world-news/car-registrations-could-printed-mcdonalds-7861665
Hirsute
I watched this in disbelief
I watched this in disbelief
How are these people allowed to drive ?
Rufford Ford DEEP FLOOD | part 137
Hirsute
You’d think there would be
You’d think there would be private spaces available at a lower cost. I mean £338 a night is a rip off !
David9694
Anger as cost of parking
Anger as cost of parking permit on Bath street hiked by nearly £2,500 a year
Adam Leon lives in central Bath and relies on his season ticket to park his family car. He said: “The problem is, I don’t have any choice as I live in Bath and I have a family. I can’t ask my eleven year-old child to ride her bike every day up Lansdown hill.”
He added: “I would challenge any council member to raise a family in Bath without a car.”
Keynsham councillor Lisa O’Brien objected to the traffic regulation order which brought in the increased charges. It also saw season tickets for Keynsham long stay car park almost double from £19.80 to £39.
She said: “You can’t escape the fact that this council is waging war on motorists.”
https://www.somersetlive.co.uk/news/local-news/anger-cost-parking-permit-bath-7854003
chrisonabike
Just keep driving! The hated
Just keep driving! The hated cycle scheme will be sub-aqua in a generation!
David9694
Nothing grinds my my gears
Nothing grinds my my gears more than the so called off-orders.
David9694
Game changer!
Game changer!
Over 2,000 drivers caught by new AI police cameras in Devon and Cornwall
https://www.cornwalllive.com/news/cornwall-news/over-2000-drivers-caught-new-7839303
Crack on, despite some of the commenters.
kil0ran
This is like a gravel Madone
This is like a gravel Madone
https://www.carmagazine.co.uk/car-news/first-official-pictures/porsche/911-dakar/
Apparently adding gravel abilities to supercars is now a thing, complete with bento boxes for the roof and wider knobbly tyres.
brooksby
David9694 wrote:Campaigners enlist highways expert to fight seafront changes“The SOS group is to now submit a Freedom of Information (FOI) request”
“This is not a democracy, it’s a dictatorship.” – welcome to our world, guys.
https://www.somersetlive.co.uk/news/somerset-news/campaigners-enlist-highways-expert-fight-7833213
The news comes as North Somerset MP Liam Fox announced he will meet campaigners to see the work carried out so far later this month. Dr Fox is due to meet campaigners at the site on November 26, where he will walk the route.Liam Fox can’t see a bandwagon without attempting to jump on it

I don’t understand why a 30 mph limit and having to wiggle between the parked cars to get onto the seafront is better than a 20mph limit and a cycle lane.
Oh yeah – “cyclists”

David9694
Campaigners enlist highways
Campaigners enlist highways expert to fight seafront changes
“The SOS group is to now submit a Freedom of Information (FOI) request”
“This is not a democracy, it’s a dictatorship.” – welcome to our world, guys.
https://www.somersetlive.co.uk/news/somerset-news/campaigners-enlist-highways-expert-fight-7833213
David9694
Cullompton ‘at breaking point
Cullompton ‘at breaking point’ as hundreds of new homes planned
Leaders say the town is desperate for improvements before major development takes shape
“Cullompton has had enough… There cannot be any more development”.
Then there’s the usual “sort the traffic”, of course and I’m completely confused about the effect on reatail in the the town – ten years down the line.
https://www.devonlive.com/news/devon-news/cullompton-at-breaking-point-hundreds-7831388
Bmblbzzz
hawkinspeter wrote:brooksby wrote:Isn’t there a lot of fuss about how they moved the line over the Cumberland Basin, too, so that cars coming from south Bristol over the basin and then along the Portway toward the motorway will all be charged. Means, I suspect, an increase in traffic using the A369 to get to the motorway…Yeah, I was thinking of the Cumberland Basin when I wrote the Portway. There’s also some concerns about when the Plimsoll Bridge is in use and vehicles are diverted into Bristol.
I’d much rather they just covered the whole of Bristol – why should we continue to put up with health issues caused by old, polluting vehicles?
This. Well of course, Bristol City Council doesn’t actually cover the whole of Bristol, but…
hawkinspeter
brooksby wrote:Isn’t there a lot of fuss about how they moved the line over the Cumberland Basin, too, so that cars coming from south Bristol over the basin and then along the Portway toward the motorway will all be charged. Means, I suspect, an increase in traffic using the A369 to get to the motorway…Yeah, I was thinking of the Cumberland Basin when I wrote the Portway. There’s also some concerns about when the Plimsoll Bridge is in use and vehicles are diverted into Bristol.
I’d much rather they just covered the whole of Bristol – why should we continue to put up with health issues caused by old, polluting vehicles?
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