millerd wrote:Not being au fait with public transport in Cambridge, I have visions of double-deckers with viually-impaired drivers being led at 5 mph by a couple of earnest labradors.
Apologies if I have misinterpreted someone's Vision for the Future...
Dave
...actually we never got beyond the man with the red flag walking in front of the car; can be a bit of a bind on the supermarket run.....
Traffic-friendly Cambridge..
...just wait until you leave the ring-road and try to go into central Cambridge, where you will find a maze of narrow, traffic-clogged dead-ends, no-entries, one-ways and pedestrian precincts, all interspersed with foreign students on bikes, who either seem to have a death-wish, or don't know the rules of the road and don't care. And that is nothing to the floods of day-trippers, who routinely walk down the middle of the roads, looking for the "University"........
Of course, as Jack has mentioned, we are told the guided bus scheme (£140+m and the lawyers are still counting
) will end our traffic woes. I'm not holding my breath
N
Mis-guided busway.....(with thanks to Jack...)
copy's of there new book, Britain's Butterflies 2nd Edition.
