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Cardiff Cycling Streets in The Times
I've mentioned this street before but here is a bit more detail including the drainage schemes which a few were sceptical about.
https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/why-we-need-to-repurpose-our-roads-fo...
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- chrisonabike 55 min 25 sec ago
Of course we know that particular rule is very flexible - in some places drivers crossing solid white lines and failing to collide with cyclists...
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- chrisonabike 4 hours 16 min ago
Well, Edinburgh certainly has hills, there's quite a bit of pavé and Arthur's seat is regularly motor-traffic-free anyway, so that would work. ...
- AJ101 4 hours 53 min ago
It was never the same after David Duffield left. With no more "Turn your granny to the wall" it felt too professional. And in the era of big...
- chrisonabike 6 hours 35 min ago
I think there could be a whole other thread there... per your post on the funnies of the US vs. Switzerland. (Or possibly a report to government...
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Even funnier/more annoying (I lean towards funnier as I'm not really bothered about KOMs, mainly because I hardly ever get near them) is the fact...
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Also "Wales in general" - looks like they're finally suggesting doing the minimum (in several ways) for addressing some transport issues:
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-wales-64640215
I can't imagine that happening in England (or currently Scotland) - but I hope to be amazed. It might just be the article but it would be good to know what they're doing on the positive front (e.g. making things more local / supporting active travel / public transport etc.)
Thanks! Adam Tranter there so a sympathetic write up is expected - can no-one get Matthew Parris these days?
Given just how much tarmac was going spare this one's an open goal. Indeed, there is still an awful lot of space for the motor vehicle, it's still a banquet for the motorist rather than war!
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