Wednesday 27th November 2002

What Cost Decent Roads?

Where's your tax going now?

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[Captain Muppet]

The extra capacity for our road network could be had at a cost of £2.4bn annually between now and 2031. Motorists currently contribute £41billion a year to the Government's coffers according to figures from the RAC Foundation.

Cool - it's already paid for - when do the new roads open?

[mondeoman]

The extra capacity for our road network could be had at a cost of £2.4bn annually between now and 2031. Motorists currently contribute £41billion a year to the Government's coffers according to figures from the RAC Foundation.

Cool - it's already paid for - when do the new roads open?

hahahahahahahahahahaha
thump

[Captain Muppet]

mondeoman said:

The extra capacity for our road network could be had at a cost of £2.4bn annually between now and 2031. Motorists currently contribute £41billion a year to the Government's coffers according to figures from the RAC Foundation.

Cool - it's already paid for - when do the new roads open?

hahahahahahahahahahaha
thump

[smallvoice]Oh.[/smallvoice]

[plotloss]

The cost of those tunnels would decrease massively if they used 1,000 prisoners instead of a £30 million drill...

Matt.

[aww999]

The prisoner sharpening machine could be quite pricey though. They go blunt pretty quickly as well.

[plotloss]

aww999 said: The prisoner sharpening machine could be quite pricey though. They go blunt pretty quickly as well.

We have a well stocked stationary cupboard...

Matt.

[mondeoman]

Ayslum seekers - are they any sharper????

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