jon357
19 Nov 2024
Travel / Road traffic - Emergency lane use [23]
Practical policy. Its impact is small, it costs nothing, it helps to ease ongestion and it rewards users of greener transport.
Sadly, we've had 14 years of Tory hell. There's a lot of libertarian fantasy that needs repairing.
There's a good system there that some cities have introduced to reduce congestion; on certain roads, a lane is reserved for cars with two or more people in. That works, however the trend towards working at home may change that.
Idealistic policy
Practical policy. Its impact is small, it costs nothing, it helps to ease ongestion and it rewards users of greener transport.
I don't think any British government over the last 20 (at least) years has done that
Sadly, we've had 14 years of Tory hell. There's a lot of libertarian fantasy that needs repairing.
There's a good system there that some cities have introduced to reduce congestion; on certain roads, a lane is reserved for cars with two or more people in. That works, however the trend towards working at home may change that.