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- A journey to the Mystic East by CabbieBlog on Nov 13, 2009
“Olympic Route Network”, the phrase just conjures up a route for graceful athletics to compete on. The Greeks would have given the road from Marathon to Athens an appropriately romantic title. As predicted by CabbieBlog priority lanes are propose...
- Mayflies in Lycra by CabbieBlog on Oct 23, 2009
Mayflies have a short and glorious life, and so do many cyclists in London. The Metropolitan Police’s Collision Investigators have said that there have been 9 cyclists killed in London so far this year, of which 7 have been killed by lorries and at...
- In Memoriam by CabbieBlog on Oct 16, 2009
At the risk of unleashing a river of vitriol I want to address roadside memorials. As drivers we are told that nothing should distract our attention, so no mobiles, loud music, or if the Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents has their way, no...
- Blue Badge Blues by CabbieBlog on Oct 2, 2009
A multiple choice question starts this post today. Which council is so poor it cannot afford to give unrestricted free parking for the disabled? Is it: Corby (struggling to survive without its steelworks) Doncaster (having lost much of the engineeri...
- Sponsor A Pothole by CabbieBlog on Aug 17, 2009
Now here’s a question for you, and no conferring. How many potholes are there on Britain’s roads? The answer is to be found at the bottom of this post. Oxford City Council has proposed a plan to “Sponsor A Pothole” because it does not have en...
- An In-Convenience Truth by CabbieBlog on Aug 6, 2009
Westminster Council who aspires to become the most anti-social borough in London must be fearful that it is in danger of losing its ranking. For not content with pursuing a regime of traffic enforcement that the Taliban would like to emulate, they no...
- The Burghers of Trumpton by CabbieBlog on Jul 13, 2009
Patrick Moore must know if there is a parallel universe in London. For most of us who use London’s roads encounter inappropriate speeding, overtaking on the nearside, rude and careless drivers, and a complete disregard of pedestrians and cyclists.
