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Hirsute
Possible answer from
Possible answer from chrisonabike link

A Dutch scheme which used a street reconstruction to add modular channel blocks within which to run a charging cable. As with the Oxfordshire scheme, this relies on neighbourly goodwill, but it deals with the tripping issue.
Hirsute
I can’t recall which twitter
I can’t recall which twitter thread it was in but someone mentioned the Dutch allow the use of sunken cables in the footway. But then they are a bit more advanced than us when it comes to infrastructure.
Hirsute
The roads in Essex are so bad
The roads in Essex are so bad, I need 2 spare wheels for my wankpanzer.
Nice wide pass though !
May 11, 2024 at 9:17 am in reply to: All roads in Bristol set to become 20mph zones ‘where possible’ under new council #1021613Hirsute
I understand he has at least
I understand he has at least watched ‘Spaced’.
Hirsute
RantyHighwayMan
RantyHighwayMan
The council’s guidance is astonishing. It allows cable protectors across footways with a maximum height of 32mm and side slopes at no more than 1 in 5. Under any interpretation of highway practice this is a significant trip hazard and impassable for some wheelchair users.
Of course, you’re not allowed to run cables across the road, but it’s fine to create issues for people using the footway.
I’m absolutely against the idea because it’s making things more awkward or uncomfortable, but I reckon you’d need something more like this, but it’s still liable to create a trip risk. Not so cheap or easy to deploy now is it.
Someone else commented “The trip hazard + obstruction is serious enough, but this presumably also creates an issue of “ownership” of the public highway; an “entitlement” to park in front of one’s house because they need to charge. Unless there are very specific permits, this is going to cause problems.”
Hirsute
A bit tangential but I love
A bit tangential but I love this one
“Man who kept his boat besides his house was ordered from the city to put up a fence to hide the boat from view. So he built the fence and hired someone to paint it.”
Hirsute
More war on the electric
More war on the electric motorist
Ranty Highway Man says :
“The council’s guidance is astonishing. It allows cable protectors across footways with a maximum height of 32mm and side slopes at no more than 1 in 5. Under any interpretation of highway practice this is a significant trip hazard and impassable for some wheelchair users.”
Hirsute
“Throw a brick at the driver:
“Throw a brick at the driver: Canada has a “weapon” for pedestrians. They say that Canadian motorists have become the most attentive in the world.”
May 9, 2024 at 5:34 pm in reply to: All roads in Bristol set to become 20mph zones ‘where possible’ under new council #1021573Hirsute
Sir Liam fox.
Sir Liam fox.
Please show due deference to our betters.May 9, 2024 at 10:54 am in reply to: All roads in Bristol set to become 20mph zones ‘where possible’ under new council #1021561Hirsute
She had to run to a Bristol
She had to run to a Bristol hospital from where ever that is north Somerset.
May 9, 2024 at 10:21 am in reply to: All roads in Bristol set to become 20mph zones ‘where possible’ under new council #1021557Hirsute
Brenda is going to be furious
Brenda is going to be furious. She already had to run once to the hospital as her bus was cancelled – she’ll have to run even more now !
(Brenda standing in a pothole to demonstrate the state of local roads).

Hirsute
More war on motorists – pot
More war on motorists – pot holes and litter and the local council refusing to fix the roads. Brenda here is standing in a pothole to demonstrate the problem.
As Sir Michael Take writes so eloquently
“This encounter is quite emotional & moving. It brought a tear to my ears. Jacob Rees-Mogg kindly chatting to a lower class woman who purports to be a Tory Councillor. Their despair over potholes & the no. 17 bus has hit my wife Bunty hard. She is weeping”

Hirsute
Cannon Hill Park today after
Cannon Hill Park today after members of the public found an emergency access gate open & took the opportunity to drive into, around, & park in the park itself. Police attended but couldn’t do anything due to their being “too many cars”
Cannon Hill Park today after members of the public found an emergency access gate open & took the opportunity to drive into, around, & park in the park itself.
Police attended but couldn’t do anything due to their being “too many cars” 🤦♂️@YPLAC @badlyparkedbrum @for_birmingham pic.twitter.com/dC02iVVj43
— NoseleyVillage (@NoseleyVillage) May 6, 2024
Hirsute
Cash meters get targeted, the
Cash meters get targeted, the cash stolen and the machine wrecked. This is not cheap and leads to the removal of machines.
Hard to believe anyone with a car does not have a bank account or are they catering for the ones with no licence, insurance, ved?
Hirsute
In the cycle lane
In the cycle lane
No idea if the wheel is knackered
https://twitter.com/Only9built/status/1786319396727590977

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