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posted by [identity profile] keirf.livejournal.com at 01:14pm on 20/10/2008
Yeah, but what can we do about transport? I mean, we can't ban cars - how are the thirty year olds going to drive to the hospital for their cancer treatment?
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posted by [identity profile] gayalondiel.livejournal.com at 01:25pm on 20/10/2008
IME speed limits do precious little to stop people driving however damn fast they like, unless there's heavy traffic in front of them.
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posted by [identity profile] sigisgrim.livejournal.com at 02:33pm on 20/10/2008
A bundle of points on the licences of the people who ignore the limits will help. Education is what is needed; this is one of the things that 20's plenty for us is trying to do.
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posted by [identity profile] gayalondiel.livejournal.com at 04:04pm on 20/10/2008
This would require actual police presence on the streets - but if it can be enacted, I'm all for it :)
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posted by [identity profile] mhoulden.livejournal.com at 09:41am on 21/10/2008
Jaywalking laws and being stricter about teaching the Green Cross Code? Getting people to pay attention when they cross the road might be a good place to start. There was this case in Leeds earlier this year where a girl was killed on a crossing on a particularly busy road when she stepped out before the lights changed, and this case where a man was run over by a bus at Leeds bus station. To get to where he was he would have had to walk past 2 signs that said "Buses only. No pedestrians. Go round to the main entrance"
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