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![]() "Neil Williams" wrote in message ... On Feb 4, 12:40 pm, "Zen83237" wrote: http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/london/8497509.stm Oxford St is congested so let's remove all the buses. What next, Victoria is congested let's remove the trains. There is a good case for pedestrianisation of such an important shopping area. There's an even better case for trams, IMO, not that it's likely to happen. But removing the taxis and their annoying habit of stopping wherever they Sorry, who likes? Taxis have drivers. Taxi drivers respond to passenger directions. The reason taxis cause disruption is overplanning and overcontrol or road space, which eliminates the "nooks and crannies" cabbies usually use to effect drop-offs. like regardless of the disruption it causes may be a better start. Neil |
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