Should need permission for that or at least an in crease in their water bill.
Awful!! Gyratories are such a failed planning concept and should mostly all be redesigned to abolish them.I've just remembered something I saw in Birmingham recently; emblematic of the way in which our urban environments have been trashed by car-centric design. This is pretty much in the city centre too.
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That's more a problem of dicks paying a fiver for coffee in a paper cup. Dicks stop buying it and the problem goes away.I've just remembered something I saw in Birmingham recently; emblematic of the way in which our urban environments have been trashed by car-centric design. This is pretty much in the city centre too.
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Disallowing planning applications for drive-through establishments is the best way to achieve your aim.That's more a problem of dicks paying a fiver for coffee in a paper cup. Dicks stop buying it and the problem goes away.
Free bus travel tomorrow in my area for world car free day
World Car Free Day 2024 - Travel Devon
Go Car Free this Sunday 22nd September, your bus ticket's on us!www.traveldevon.info
Trying to decide where to go
True but still a good deal and plenty of buses from our town run, out in the villages far fewer or none I supposeThat's cheeky, on a day when only half the buses run and nearly nobody uses them anyway, make them free ... how about making them free on a rainy Thursday y'buggers??
I'm all for having car free day on a Thursday instead of appeasing the murder machine drivers and doing it on a Sunday. And closing all roads with a bus service along them to cars, on that Thursday.That's cheeky, on a day when only half the buses run and nearly nobody uses them anyway, make them free ... how about making them free on a rainy Thursday y'buggers??
IME, the bright yellow car is more likely to be driven by a knobhead with no concept of bicycles.
I bet they're all audi and BMW drivers.
More than 50 people have UK driving licences with at least 30 points on them
Three men have over 100 points and one woman 96, analysis shows, leading to calls for review of systemwww.theguardian.com