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Post by piglet on Oct 21, 2024 10:09:49 GMT
There is a big article in the Mail about this, Cambridges roads are built for horses and carts. Then stupid comes along and makes it worse, costing multi millions. The left is surely mentally ill, economically illiterate, thick, monstrous, laughable, certifiablee, childish, pathetic.
There is common sense then there is Meschini and her communist assholes.
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Post by Bentley on Oct 21, 2024 10:35:37 GMT
Don’t know about Cambridge but some Cambridgeshire roads can take the exhaust off your car if your not careful with a negative camber that’s can cause the unwary to drive into a ditch .
I thought Norfolk roads were bad ……
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Post by piglet on Oct 21, 2024 10:41:56 GMT
Spot on, you know when your in cambs by how dreadful the roads are. Levelling has not happened, there are enormous dips all over the country roads. I remember driving down from Lincs into cambs, and the roads became uneven, immediately you get to cambs. Cambridgshire is communist, left, money is like water, spent on sh ite.
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Post by The Squeezed Middle on Oct 28, 2024 18:25:18 GMT
To be fair, Cambridge traffic's been shit for years. I had two mates at Cambridge Uni in the 80s and even then the road system seemed designed to prevent anyone from getting anywhere near the place.
I remember riding my motorcycle around the ring road three times before we found the correct exit.
It was nearly as bad trying to get out (although probably not helped by the hangover!).
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Post by piglet on Oct 29, 2024 11:13:06 GMT
The council by stealth are trying to prevent cars entering Cambridge at all, there are countless anti car measures. It wont apply to the uni though, they will have their own private car parks. Cambridge is set to boom like silicon valleey in the usa, the government are putting serious money in, the problem is that the roads are still 16th century.
Cutting roads is like blocking main arteries in the body, it will kill business and shopping. Mill Road an extension to the city centre shopping, with independant shops, it will die. There is no fixing it, Cambridge is small, the architecture, the beuaty will be swamped, eventually, like York.
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Post by Baron von Lotsov on Oct 29, 2024 12:23:49 GMT
To be fair, Cambridge traffic's been shit for years. I had two mates at Cambridge Uni in the 80s and even then the road system seemed designed to prevent anyone from getting anywhere near the place.
I remember riding my motorcycle around the ring road three times before we found the correct exit.
It was nearly as bad trying to get out (although probably not helped by the hangover!).
I remember trying to get back from a late-night gig in the East of London. I drove for about 3 hours and got the shock of my life in seeing a sign that said 2 miles to where I had started from! This was via trying to guess which sign pointed somewhere roughly in the Western direction at each junction. |
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