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Just where does he think this is all coming from. Just how does he propose people oin flats and terraced houses charge their vehicle.
Does he realise that outside of the London centric circles people have no choice but to drive?
This smacks of "Princess nut nut" liberal green agenda, it's certainly not a Tory one. I cant see it going down too well up North or in the Shires.
Johnson needs to go now.
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Does he realise that outside of the London centric circles people have no choice but to drive?
This smacks of "Princess nut nut" liberal green agenda, it's certainly not a Tory one. I cant see it going down too well up North or in the Shires.
Johnson needs to go now.
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Ok beware this is going to make me sound like a socialist. Motoring is too cheap, even those on benefits can afford to transport 3 empty seats with them. I agree that currently the infrastructu re of public transport makes it necessary to drive for a lot of people but what is needed is that the country should establish a comprehensiv e public transport system, we...
09:08 Wed 18th Nov 2020
Nut ----- did someone say Nut?
Nit used in auncient egypt swallow the sun and out it came the other end at sunrise - v green even then
( Thought of the day today - chop not a tree down - Deuteronomy somewhere)
Egyptian religion is unique in the genders of its deities of earth and sky. As the goddess of the sky, Nut swallowed the sun in the evening and gave birth to it again in the morning. Nut as she is traditionally depicted.
justa fort
Nit used in auncient egypt swallow the sun and out it came the other end at sunrise - v green even then
( Thought of the day today - chop not a tree down - Deuteronomy somewhere)
Egyptian religion is unique in the genders of its deities of earth and sky. As the goddess of the sky, Nut swallowed the sun in the evening and gave birth to it again in the morning. Nut as she is traditionally depicted.
justa fort
just riffling through autotrader, the cost of a secondhand Nissan Leaf (probably the smallest cheapest electric car) is about £23k. wondering how many people who pick a car of that size (through economic necessity) will be able to afford either the downpayment, or the monthly instalments for a £23k car?
and makers claim their car can run xxx miles between charges, but neglect to add that the figure is for car + driver only. add the family and all their luggage, and this distance drops considerably, particularly at motorway speed. a modern internal combustion engine vehicle could get you from the south-east to the lakes, or the midlands to scotland in no more than 6-8 hours, on one fill. in an electric vehicle (allowing for recharges) it could take more than a day.
the politicos are probably banking on technology riding to the rescue. better batteries? maybe, but they require rare elements like cobalt, which is likely to become very sought after, and expensive.
A good idea - but needs more thought. and more time.
and makers claim their car can run xxx miles between charges, but neglect to add that the figure is for car + driver only. add the family and all their luggage, and this distance drops considerably, particularly at motorway speed. a modern internal combustion engine vehicle could get you from the south-east to the lakes, or the midlands to scotland in no more than 6-8 hours, on one fill. in an electric vehicle (allowing for recharges) it could take more than a day.
the politicos are probably banking on technology riding to the rescue. better batteries? maybe, but they require rare elements like cobalt, which is likely to become very sought after, and expensive.
A good idea - but needs more thought. and more time.
Ok beware this is going to make me sound like a socialist. Motoring is too cheap, even those on benefits can afford to transport 3 empty seats with them. I agree that currently the infrastructure of public transport makes it necessary to drive for a lot of people but what is needed is that the country should establish a comprehensive public transport system, we need to reverse the Beeching vandalism for example (no not the exact routes pedants), before reducing car ownership via taxation.
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