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Not being able to cover demand is not a good enough reason to re-test. Increase the capacity. Grade tests as beginner, refresher etc. Fail a...
Wendover was iirc one of the places that undermined HS2 by demanding that all the money be spent on tunnels, wasn't it?...
Exactly!
Sticks and Stones. Beggars beleif. How about actually doing something to prevent these incidents, rather than wasting time and money on vanity...
All caused no doubt, by a hanful of little feral yobs, without any dicipline, manners or consideration for anyone or anything. No doubt mum blinded...
TBH I don't think that's quite fair....
Great, if you happen to live in one of those areas. Unfortunately, many of us don't; in London free bikes are definitely available but there are so...
There are sort of First Generation standards, which are a series of minimums around mainly common process (eg driving license categories)....
The entire concept of "safe cycling routes" is insane, and bassackwords. A town near me is debating officially designating about 5% of its roads...
The Fr Russell Rd one looks horribly narrow, with a pedal-strike kerb against the cycle track on one side.