@FreddieBailey96 The left and far right are two sides of the same coin: big government seeking to control everything. Centrists (who you label as far right) are just standing up for what is right, so in essence, you’re done and no one with a brain is buying what you’re selling: do one.
@BobTheMutant@ChuGailx The time I care is when it comes to swimming pools and gyms. The membership cost is the same for males and females but the females get more for their money because while there are female only sessions, there are no male only sessions at all.
@LBC we’ve sold our energy companies to French and German companies and are then surprised when our prices rise while prices in those countries drop: are we subsidising low prices for their home country customers?
@Time_Flies_0@Al_the_bass@anon_opin If something goes wrong and you didn’t follow an advisory rule, that can still be used to apportion liability in court but it’s not an offence, in and of itself, to not follow those rules.
@Time_Flies_0@Al_the_bass@anon_opin The Highway Code was updated with no changes to law: that’s why the new rules use the word should. If they were backed by legislation they would use must/must not and would also include an abbreviated reference to the legislation which supports the rule.
@IsSaddleThereIs@hackney_cycling@hackneycouncil Those stripes on the kerb (the closest ones at least) at 90 degrees from the road indicate no loading at any time. Can’t quite make it out where the truck is: that could be a single one, so time based.
@PaulMoroz5 @esyomj@stevom72 @DanSteil1 @BladeoftheS That sign is only advisory and has no legal weight: a driver would only ever choose to go down a road like that if it was the only way to access their destination. What do you think 44 tonnes, reversing with no visibility at all, is going to do to anyone or thing behind it?
@RantyHighwayman No: I wanted everyone to see for themselves, not get my view. The fact that since 2006, speed limits have no longer been set based on the 85th percentile speed, means that for many drivers, speed limits are set too low for the road design and layout; ideology is king, not safety.
@CarriePurdom @markandcharlie @transportgovuk If Police are needed to enforce this, (stopping at junctions when someone is waiting to cross) Which law would drivers be breaking? The Highway Code isn’t law and a rule that includes “should” or “shouldn’t” signifies something: what do think that might be?
@grewky @ZackKlapman @Carpervert Or the auto handbrake is being used but also illuminates the brakelights (BMW), even though there is no foot on the brake peddle.
@busguymatt @bananatransit @HarryHamishGray Don’t move the goal posts. Your claim was that you’re always close to a train station. That isn’t true in North Cornwall and for that to be true, the Beeching cuts would have had to never happen.
@busguymatt @bananatransit @HarryHamishGray I did once look at bus times for my commute and at the time, the bus home would arrive back in my local town after the bus to work left: to be on time, I would need to catch the bus in the day before.