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December 24th 03, 11:54 PM
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reducing congestion
Greg Hennessy wrote:
On Wed, 24 Dec 2003, (Aidan Stanger) wrote: AIUI there is one country where the supply of cars has been almost as limited as the supply of British houses. That would be singapore. I was there on business in late 1995, one of the local expats was telling me he'd just paid the equivalent of 45K stg for a 3 year old toyota corolla. That said, I've never seen as many S class Mercs in one place at one time ever. The Singapore situation is somewhat different - it is registering the cars that is the expensive part. However, I think the cost of that has fallen slightly now that they've got their complicated congestion charge scheme BICBW. |
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