Air pollution on the school run

Like words of description on hairs of can how within.
Sweat of the effort dampens limbs language of wind.
Go dog men,  go dog men.
Go have some fun.
Alloys are a perfect send,
I'm second place yet I won.

I can no longer assist cleaning up after modern tribes.
Fantastic plastics do not law abide.
May aswell take the chance to feel a mobile stance.
Romance of our planet might fail her dance.
10%ers often refer to the planet as our world.  We will protect life regardless if we lose what is all to many.

A think tank on rubber paws.

When living in a past chapel on our southern range my mate used to commute 30km each way on road on bmx.
That's not the point.
Our city is fairly clean. We have a range that meets coast south. Range extends inland and then parallel with coast. About 20km width of plains. Maybe less.
The ocean to the south generally daily visits a clearing wind.
Hence topography is very generous with a daily attempt to replenish air with fresh from a salty breeze yet when commuting each day into the city: Clearly visible from descent of range was a city area (inclusive of suburbs) blanket of smog.
Far King looks bad yet we'd drop down beneath such knowing we were all wondering why we bothered to breathe toxic weather. I can't remember.. School, work. City stuff.
Stuffed, yeah.

"And furthermore, if the two-wheeled criminals stuck to their designated piece of tarmac, instead of breaching onto the motorist-funded roads network, this traffic problem you mention would be non-existent."
Now it is brooksby and HP or this lady who are atypical of bristol residents?

I suggest the lady's husband take them to school in his tank - I'm sure he would get throught the traffic easily.

It's a shame they didn't add on a bit about how much toxic air is produced by the three methods as well.

Still, I like the phrase "toxic box".

On the topic of school runs, there's a choice piece in the BristolPost: https://www.bristolpost.co.uk/news/bristol-news/knackered-bristol-mum-stuck-school-3399091

Quote:

Asked if she would consider letting more of her children walk to school, she pointed to recent crime issues.

She said: “I am always seeing things on Facebook saying to be on the lookout for this and that in the area.

In practice, of course, you're likely to seek out quieter roads when cycling or walking than driving, so the difference might be higher. But it's well established that the air inside cars (presumably also buses) is more polluted than the general environment, mostly because they're enclosed spaces.

The bigger point though is that all of us are breathing toxic air, however we travel and regardless of whether we're on a busy road, in the park, at work , at school or at home.