On 6 Nov, 07:28, "Paul - xxx" wrote: > Doug wrote: > > Yes I can. Steps should be taken to reduce the threat from motor > > vehicles, instead of encouraging them with high speed roads from which > > certain road users are discriminated against by exclusion. Clearly > > there is a tacit policy on the part of authorities of 'speed before > > safety' accompanied by derisory punishments for killing and injuring > > and no lifetime driving bans. > > So which motorways do you want to use as a pedestrian? Which motorways > do you think are suitable for pedestrian use? Why would pedestrians > want to use most of the motorway system? > Discriminatory Hitlerian style motorway legislation should be repealed and motorways converted into public roads for all to use. > > I can't recall ever hearing of anyone who wants to walk between > motorway junctions, I can confirm that this type of journey is usually > pretty bland and boring. > What about cyclists and other banned road users? -- UK Radical Campaigns www.zing.icom43.net Safety and equality before speed.
Clearly demonstrating the idiocy of some cycling facilities. If they did it to motorists there would be mass outrage. http://www.flickr.com/groups/cyclelanes/pool/ -- UK Radical Campaigns www.zing.icom43.net One man's democracy is another man's regime.
On 6 Nov, 06:22, Doug wrote: > Clearly demonstrating the idiocy of some cycling facilities. If they > did it to motorists there would be mass outrage. > > http://www.flickr.com/groups/cyclelanes/pool/ Treating usenet as a write-only medium again are we Doug? This was posted and discussed weeks ago. Mike P
Doug wrote: > Clearly demonstrating the idiocy of some cycling facilities. If they > did it to motorists there would be mass outrage. > > http://www.flickr.com/groups/cyclelanes/pool/ There are many roads and lanes that are undriveable by cars ... and yet the councils still shut them down or TRO them to stop 4x4's driving them. Is this also discriminatory? -- Paul - xxx '96/'97 Landrover Discovery 300 Tdi Dyna Tech Cro-Mo comp