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you mean cyclists and pedestrians?Originally posted by vetran View Post
So half the weight of a bus.
Have you ever cursed the hazards that are too stupid to recognise physics trumps a sense of entitlement? Most sensible people have.
No. But I treat them as unpredictable hazards and assume they will do the dumbest things.See You Next TuesdayComment
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Yes taxi fares will go up, already heard drivers bragging that 20mph is good for business.Originally posted by Gibbon View Post
Will taxi fares go up to cover increased journey time.
Will they need more NHS transport, school buses, community transport etc (these won't be in the extra 2 mins window) or will people at the first pickup have to get up at midnight?
Public transport and emergency services will be slowed down so fewer services and longer journey times, all for your benefit
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Most metered taxi fares are based on a combination of time and distance, so I can definitely see them going up.Comment
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A bit disingenuous to say emergency services will be slowed down. They can overtake and exceed the speed limit when on blues.Originally posted by tazdevil View Post
Yes taxi fares will go up, already heard drivers bragging that 20mph is good for business.
Public transport and emergency services will be slowed down so fewer services and longer journey times, all for your benefit
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Yes, but normal NHS transport will be affected and a lot use taxis to areas not on a established route. I know this unfortunately.Originally posted by ladymuck View Post
A bit disingenuous to say emergency services will be slowed down. They can overtake and exceed the speed limit when on blues.But I discovered nothing else but depraved, excessive superstition. Pliny the youngerComment
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However when traffic is bunched up even on blues & twos they have to slow to a crawl.Originally posted by ladymuck View Post
A bit disingenuous to say emergency services will be slowed down. They can overtake and exceed the speed limit when on blues.Comment
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Jaywalking doesn't exist in the UK it is a US thing.Originally posted by vetran View Post
Basically if you aren't travelling by a mode of transport that needs a license you have priority over those that do on the roads."You’re just a bad memory who doesn’t know when to go away" JRComment
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And?Originally posted by vetran View Post
However when traffic is bunched up even on blues & twos they have to slow to a crawl.
It happens where ladymuck lives. It is mainly caused by congestion which is caused by things like accidents and road works not a 20mph speed limit.
I live on part of a road that has had a 20mph speed limit since I've lived on the road - it doesn't stop emergency vehicles using it and going faster."You’re just a bad memory who doesn’t know when to go away" JRComment
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