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"I am informed that, thankfully, there have been no fatal accidents
arising from collisions between cyclists and articulated buses in London since the introduction of articulated vehicles." "Serious incidents are defined by TfL as those where a cyclist may have required treatment, including in hospital. There was one serious incident involving a cyclist in each of the years 2005/06 and 2006/07, and two in 2007/08." http://www.london.gov.uk/assembly/as...en_answers.pdf In other words, the data collated by TfL and accepted by the mayor clearly shows that bendy buses are not dangerous for cyclists. However, in another demonstration that "being right-wing" and "paying any attention, ever, to any evidence about anything" are mutually exclusive, the mayor is continuing to describe bendy buses as "the scourge of the cyclist" and to press on with his half-witted abolition plans. Thanks again, 4x4-wielding suburbanites and people who think that 'being funny on a game show' is a qualification for public office. -- John Band john at johnband dot org www.johnband.org |
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