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AWWTM: An inconvenient driving ban

On the launch of the UN decade of action on road safety (which I wrote about here), Kim Harding questioned the choice of frontmen for the campaign: a pair of racing drivers with numerous convictions for driving offences.  Exploring further … Continue reading

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AWWTM: Business models

I was sitting in a cafe on a major central London road eating breakfast and watching the morning rush go past.  The sheer quantity of dangerous and law breaking motorists driving through the central zone inspired a blog post on … Continue reading

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AWWTM: Being realistic

So I mentioned that Carlton Reid and I both like the idea of mass bicycle use, and that we agree that high volumes of fast moving motor vehicles are a barrier to it.  But while I have drawn the conclusion … Continue reading

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How many people die on China’s roads, and why?

Continuing the China strand on At War With The Motorist, exploring questions that aren’t easy to answer.  The main conclusions are that an absolutely staggering number of people die on China’s roads each year, and they do so because on … Continue reading

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Cotch: Law In Action: Owning Your Image

A quick review of this week’s Law In Action on Radio 4, which looked at photography and the law — particularly jobsworth office managers who think it’s their job to harass people, and other police initiatives that lack any credible … Continue reading

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