What the EU has in store. Bus seats for all!
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To see the lunatics really are in charge, take a look at this pile of ****.
http://europa.eu.int/comm/transport/extra/res_urban_transport.html
CAPTURE is a good place to start.
http://europa.eu.int/comm/transport/extra/res_urban_transport.html
CAPTURE is a good place to start.
Whenever I read the words "change in behaviour" within the context of some ideological, anti-car based strategic study like this, I immediately realise the subtext reads "let's ban V12s" and vocally defensive doesn't even begin to describe my reaction.
Buses are for people with no heart, no soul: they are anathema to liberty and are akin to a mobile GATSO...they must be attacked, without delay...
DELTA!!!
Buses are for people with no heart, no soul: they are anathema to liberty and are akin to a mobile GATSO...they must be attacked, without delay...
DELTA!!! Someone call?.....I particularly liked the usage of the word "levers" to describe their methods of implementation, suggesting to my mind at least,the usage of another word, a more suitable word, that they should be using for the common folk (us....ok , well me then
) to understand. That word is FORCE.
Meet fire with fire i say.....you sure no one called?
) to understand. That word is FORCE. Meet fire with fire i say.....you sure no one called?
Ok Ok i give in Ive had enough now! Ive had a really bad day (nothing new there) and these stories just make me wanna give up completely!
Can we pretend these muppets dont exist or at least put a warning on the thread so i dont read them
"using awareness campaigns aimed at behavioural and attitudinal changes towards cars; "
sigh
>> Edited by pesty on Sunday 31st August 03:33
To quote:
"Over recent years, transport has been characterised by a growing dependence on roads and cars." -- well, if Beeching had not destroyed the rail system in this country then much commercial traffic would not need to use the roads ... leaving them clear for car users.
And I liked:
"Experience suggests that only two or three institutions need to be involved in the implementation process for serious conflict to arise." -- put me in mind of that 'Yes Minister' programme where Hacker became "Transport Supremo" ... much against the advice of Sir Humphrey who knew that there could NEVER be such a thing as an "Integrated Transport Policy" because there were too many lobby groups opposed to each other.
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Mind you, by the time we're all 'chipped' - people as well as cars (who's to say that a 'National ID card' wouldn't have GPS built in) there'll be no fun in driving so who cares?
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Streaky
"Over recent years, transport has been characterised by a growing dependence on roads and cars." -- well, if Beeching had not destroyed the rail system in this country then much commercial traffic would not need to use the roads ... leaving them clear for car users.
And I liked:
"Experience suggests that only two or three institutions need to be involved in the implementation process for serious conflict to arise." -- put me in mind of that 'Yes Minister' programme where Hacker became "Transport Supremo" ... much against the advice of Sir Humphrey who knew that there could NEVER be such a thing as an "Integrated Transport Policy" because there were too many lobby groups opposed to each other.
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aranoia/on:] Mind you, by the time we're all 'chipped' - people as well as cars (who's to say that a 'National ID card' wouldn't have GPS built in) there'll be no fun in driving so who cares?
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aranoia/off:] Streaky
Tafia said:
To see the lunatics really are in charge, take a look at this pile of ****.
http://europa.eu.int/comm/transport/extra/res_urban_transport.html
CAPTURE is a good place to start.
This appears all to be part of the Car Free Cities Network conspiracy reported on earlier this year. Yes, it is alarming.
A piece by Malcolm Heymer of the ABD in "On the Road" issue 57, tells of a meeting he had with The Transport Planning Society in London.
He met a " Research Fellow in Transport and Social Exclusion" ( Que? what's one of those?) who said:
"Mobility is a major cause of social exclusion and car use should be severely curtailed to bring about equality in society. Mobility is a privilege, not a right"
Scary stuff huh? Marxism?
He met a " Research Fellow in Transport and Social Exclusion" ( Que? what's one of those?) who said:
"Mobility is a major cause of social exclusion and car use should be severely curtailed to bring about equality in society. Mobility is a privilege, not a right"
Scary stuff huh? Marxism?
Tafia said:
"Mobility is a major cause of social exclusion and car use should be severely curtailed to bring about equality in society. Mobility is a privilege, not a right"
Scary stuff huh? Marxism?
Isn't this is contravention of the ECHR. Im sure freedom of movement is included in there.
The Socialist curse - ensure equality by removing all freedoms - slaves are the only truely equal.
Tafia said:
A piece by Malcolm Heymer of the ABD in "On the Road" issue 57, tells of a meeting he had with The Transport Planning Society in London.
He met a " Research Fellow in Transport and Social Exclusion" ( Que? what's one of those?) who said:
"Mobility is a major cause of social exclusion and car use should be severely curtailed to bring about equality in society. Mobility is a privilege, not a right"
Scary stuff huh? Marxism?
It doesn't matter how they try to dress it up: the overwhelming majority of anticarists represent an oozing bile of neo-trotskyite zealousness and their crusade against internally combusted horsepower little more than a poorly delivered Freudian feint with which to reconstitute the practioning of the works of Karl 'Slow Hand' Marx.
Horrible toe rags with ridiculously small organs.
"Mobility is a major cause of social exclusion and car use should be severely curtailed to bring about equality in society. Mobility is a privilege, not a right"
I see - so because little Johnny Scrote spent his youth sniffing glue and bunking off school, I have to use the bus? What are these people on? I WENT to school, I PASSED exams, I got a JOB, I earnt MONEY and bought a CAR. Surely I've earnt my mobility privileges? If you want to piss away your life hanging around outside shops comparing baseball caps then fine, but I don't see why it should infringe on my RIGHTS.
I'm sorry, but all this "social exclusion" shite is really starting to hack me off. It's a smokescreen to hide how years of do-gooding lentilist policy has achieved sod all. Mobility IS a privilege, but surely EARNING money legitimately with which to own and run a car IS a the whole point? They'll be giving these scum
tossers cars next....
I see - so because little Johnny Scrote spent his youth sniffing glue and bunking off school, I have to use the bus? What are these people on? I WENT to school, I PASSED exams, I got a JOB, I earnt MONEY and bought a CAR. Surely I've earnt my mobility privileges? If you want to piss away your life hanging around outside shops comparing baseball caps then fine, but I don't see why it should infringe on my RIGHTS.
I'm sorry, but all this "social exclusion" shite is really starting to hack me off. It's a smokescreen to hide how years of do-gooding lentilist policy has achieved sod all. Mobility IS a privilege, but surely EARNING money legitimately with which to own and run a car IS a the whole point? They'll be giving these scum
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