@GMan101A @TinHatsSuck @GarethDaviesVoC@HowardGriffiths@DenbighshireCC I understand the stopping distance figures and have used the coefficient of friction between rubber in college. That's not the point. The point is people have places to be and stuff to do, let's have a more reasonable look at the limits, not a blanket 20mph
@AllSonicGames @GarethDaviesVoC@DenbighshireCC Why not make it 10mph at crossing times, with some enforcement.
Then let us get on with getting places the other 22 hours of the day. Remember what the roads are for. Kids should be supervised and taught road sence.
@uiceman1@GarethDaviesVoC@DenbighshireCC Someone would look stupid and there would be an outcry at the wasted money.
I think this approach will work, the blanket 20mph is a stupid unscientific decision made by a politician who doesn't drive.
I think 20mph is great near schools and housing estates and town centres
@TinHatsSuck @GarethDaviesVoC@HowardGriffiths@DenbighshireCC These roads have been picked due to their size and distance from pedestrians. There are no housing estate roads here. We have to have a balance. Not an un scientific decision made by a politician who can't drive.
@gensdegenerates My mum always called it 'prickly heat' and used to get soap for it. I'm sure there's something for it in the chemist's these days. Annoying though!