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David Cameron

Posted on March 23, 2008 1 Comment

Velorution has an interesiting post commenting upon David Cameron’s cycling misdemeanours: Velorution: Safe Cameron.

this is the order of importance that should guide urban road facilities:
1. Safety of vulnerable road users, (pedestrians and cyclists)
2. Safety of motor vehicle drivers,
3. Convenience of vulnerable road users,
4. Convenience of motor vehicle drivers.

If a facility puts, say, the convenience of motorists ahead of the safety of vulnerable road users, it is reasonable to disregard it.

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One thought on “David Cameron”

  1. An Inconvenient Truth says:
    March 23, 2008 at 10:47 am

    Can we pass on this clear guidance to Cycling England, to be used as a basic ground rule for all CDT funded infrastructure?

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