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Old August 22nd 03, 09:34 PM posted to uk.transport.london
Arthur Figgis Arthur Figgis is offline
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Default Skaters on the road

As Fri, 22 Aug 2003 18:53:09 GMT appeared fresh and rosy-fingered,
"Martin Underwood" wrote:

Now let's look at the benefits of public transport:

- quicker if you and your place of work are close to a train/bus route

- no problem with parking

- bus or bike may be quicker in heavily congested traffic providing a
dedicated bus lane exists


I don't think bike qualifies as public transport! Though I suppose it
might if it is hired, or one of those help-yourself schemes that exist
in a few places. Or one of those cycle rickshaw things.

....
Usually there isn't: for
impromptu, unplanned journeys you don't have to get your bike and helmet out
and resign yourself to a longer journey,


Um, won't you have to get your car out instead?


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