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Cambridge Cyclist: Response from Devon and Cornwall Police...

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Monday, 13 July 2015. Response from Devon and Cornwall Police. So according to the police force in the South West, obeying the law on the road is a matter of conscience, not something for them to involve themselves in. Yes, really. Look at their response:. Thankyou for your email. So there you have it. Motons - is there no copper there present? Go for it, its down to you to be responsible and the Police couldn't give a wet slap. Devon and Cornwall police, you're a disgrace to your uniforms. London Cargo ...

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Cambridge Cyclist: January 2015

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Thursday, 29 January 2015. A crisis of conscience in Campaigning. Sorry about the gap between my last cycling blog post and this one. Its because this has been a hard one to write. So I joined and got in on some of the discussions there back before Christmas. I like the holiday period as a time of reflection and thought, and it gave me a chance to ponder on how I'd been thinking and talking about the campaign last year, and how I was interacting with it at the end of the year. I've got to surrender a pre...

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The Alternative Department for Transport | A thorn in the side of the UK's road designers | Page 2

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The Alternative Department for Transport. Newer posts →. 26th of August 2015 · 23:27. In Chris Boardman’s otherwise excellent video about Utrecht. There was one dim patch his claim that. 8220;the presumed liability law ensures every road user is obliged to look after the more vulnerable”. It’s a popular myth. Among cycling advocates that presumed liability (or strict liability) changes driver behaviour, even though the reality has been explained time. Again by people who live with it every day. My introd...

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History – Alex in the Cities

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Alex in the Cities. Exploring cities, cycling, walking and more. Department for Transport STATS19. Transport for London STATS19 Extract. DfT Annual Average Daily Flow vehicle counts mapped. Maps & Visualisations to support Space For Cycling Campaigning (and beyond). Handy hints making a google map of your local wards. What do you do next? Where did the Red Routes come from? March 15, 2015. August 20, 2015. Cycling in London after the GLC had gone. February 14, 2015. August 20, 2015. February 15, 2014.

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Primly Stable: Dead cyclists, missing helmets and playing the blame game

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Showing journalists and politicians the respect they deserve. Tuesday, 19 November 2013. Dead cyclists, missing helmets and playing the blame game. Please forgive this slight detour from this blog’s usual topics to discuss something that’s come up an awful lot on Twitter over the past 48 hours. It’s that most tedious of bicycle-related debates, the Helmet Issue. But I know there’s only so much a helmet can do. The EU standard for cycle helmets, EN1078. It would be one thing if an inquest had taken place ...

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Cambridge Cyclist: Cambridge Cyclist to Traffic Droid. Come in, Traffic Droid

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Thursday, 16 July 2015. Cambridge Cyclist to Traffic Droid. Come in, Traffic Droid. What's up, dude? Seriously, you've gone and twitter-blocked how many other helmet camera cyclists? I have no beef with you. I don't immediately recall us having a serious crossed-word. Most of the other folk I'm seeing mentioning this have no argument with you. Some don't agree with some of what you say, most don't particularly mention you. Whatever it is, let us know, 'cos most are baffled. London Cargo Bike Mum.

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Cycle Infrastructure in Glasgow: December 2014

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Cycle Infrastructure in Glasgow. An occasional blog on Cycling Infrastructure in Glasgow. Saturday, 6 December 2014. She's passed her driving test! My partner said to me last week. Her younger sister Jenny* had been taking lessons for several months and had failed her first attempt a few weeks prior. Great news," I responded, gritting my teeth slightly as I said so, "I'm made up for her". Not her real name. Labels: Barriers to cycling. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Cycling Embassy of Great Britain.

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Cycle Infrastructure in Glasgow: May 2015

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Cycle Infrastructure in Glasgow. An occasional blog on Cycling Infrastructure in Glasgow. Wednesday, 27 May 2015. Bikes: The Takeaway Test. I have a secret to tell you: I'm quite a lazy person. The fact that this is the first blogpost I've written on here is probably a bit of a giveaway but it probably ought to be stated outright occasionally, to acknowledge one's own failings. Therefore I needed to create a set of criteria for what I wanted and tried to find a bike that would tick as many of the boxes: ...

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Cambridge Cyclist: November 2014

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Wednesday, 26 November 2014. Why would you stop if you hit a 'normal' pot hole? I keep coming back to this point. Maybe the news reports aren't explaining it well enough. Maybe I'm just missing something, but I don't understand. He said: “As I turned into Trumpington Road I felt something but it felt no worse than some of the potholes which are around. 8220;I stopped immediately and got out of the car to understand what had occurred and my car had gone over the cyclist.”. Tuesday, 25 November 2014. More ...