Let's have the democracy of majority rule in transport: Road space and the allocation of resources should be based on the fact that 85% of all journeys are made by motor vehicle. Speed limits should be scientifically based on the '85th percentile' in order to have a sound basis and consent. Let's not forget that the government makes a big profit out of the £58 billion in motoring taxes it receives each year, whereas bus and train travel is subsidised by taxpayers.
Monday, 6 February 2012
Introducing 'Transport Majority'
Transport Majority has been set up to promote the interests of those who travel by car - the genuine 'public transport' mode used for around 85% of journeys in the UK. This compares with about 6% for travel by bus, 7% for train, and 0.5% cycling. 'Modal Shift' is an agenda supported by a small minority made up mainly of local and national politicians who travel at the expense of taxpayers with 'real jobs,' the public transport industry, along with the anti-driver/anti-car lobby and industry, which includes condescending 'travel planners.'
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