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Post by andrewbrown on Mar 5, 2023 6:03:05 GMT
I came across a survey, I don't know to post a link by phone sorry I'm technically illeterate, about how London is the worst city in the world when it comes to planning the traffic. Namely, in London it took 36 minutes for traffic to move a distance of 10 km, a bit over 6 miles, and that was the worst of any major city. Most athletes can run that distance faster. What do you think: Do people enjoy being stuck in traffic for hours or is it just that they don't have any options? I mean, that question is for those who ask why don't those people take the tube. Depends on what you mean by London. I drove down to Highgate last Saturday, and other than a set of temporary traffic lights had no issues. I wouldn't fancy driving in Central London though. Two million people do use the tube everyday though, with anything from three to five million journeys. |
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Post by jonksy on Mar 10, 2023 7:12:44 GMT
I came across a survey, I don't know to post a link by phone sorry I'm technically illeterate, about how London is the worst city in the world when it comes to planning the traffic. Namely, in London it took 36 minutes for traffic to move a distance of 10 km, a bit over 6 miles, and that was the worst of any major city. Most athletes can run that distance faster. What do you think: Do people enjoy being stuck in traffic for hours or is it just that they don't have any options? I mean, that question is for those who ask why don't those people take the tube. Depends on what you mean by London. I drove down to Highgate last Saturday, and other than a set of temporary traffic lights had no issues. I wouldn't fancy driving in Central London though. Two million people do use the tube everyday though, with anything from three to five million journeys. Londonistan has been ranked as the most congested city out of 1,000 cities across 50 countries, according to data from analytics firm Inrix. Inrix's annual traffic scorecard found that drivers in the UK capital spent an average of 156 hours stuck in traffic during 2022.
Londonistan remains world's most congested city, report claims
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Post by Pacifico on Mar 10, 2023 7:44:06 GMT
Given the proliferation of bike lanes and LTN's which are designed to cause congestion it seems the policy is working.
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Post by sheepy on Mar 10, 2023 8:43:22 GMT
Well, it makes me wonder what the mad globalists have on the cards for us next, you can bet this bunch of tyrants will be right at the front of over seeing it.
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Post by The Squeezed Middle on Mar 10, 2023 11:13:00 GMT
Londonistan has been ranked as the most congested city out of 1,000 cities across 50 countries, according to data from analytics firm Inrix. Inrix's annual traffic scorecard found that drivers in the UK capital spent an average of 156 hours stuck in traffic during 2022. Londonistan remains world's most congested city, report claims It's all designed in pollution and congestion so that we can be charged for solving "The problem". It started with Red Ken dicking around with the traffic lights and has since been enthusiastically embraced by Khanage with his ULEZ extension and pretty much every lefty council in London with their daft cycle lanes and LTNs. |
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