Definitely endorse this recommendation.
I loved the series.

When I first saw it, I fell in love with "miaoued."

Imagine being given that as your name ...
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My most impressive certificate is: "Explosive Safety Management Level 1". Looks way more impressive than my degree. Got it by spending a very entertaining day watching things get blown up in lots of different ways when I briefly worked in a bomb factory.

To be more precise, Mr Kemp is only representing "Poor British [Male] Motorists".
He only only wants men to be consulted on such changes. 🙄

I have a vague memory of watching a TV show about the giant puffball.
Can't remember if was the same size as Earth or same weight as Earth: If every spore from one puffball became a puffball, then ...

Both require skills to use.
I would assume that >95% of the population has previously learnt to ride a bicycle.
I would assume <5% of the population has previously learnt to use a Segway.

This, I'm afraid, is just the fourth of some fabulous Antwerpen beers.

Excellent. I used to live in Piershill Square West when I first discovered the NLS maps website.
I spent many a happy hour pouring over how the area developed over the centuries.

I look forward to reading this. I spent a good part of my time at the European Transport Conference talking about and pondering this question.
As well as Transport sufficiency, we also discussed living sufficiency.
Thanks.

It doesn't stop bad behaviour (see speed limits), but you do at least conceptually something can be done.
My experience in one small part of one small town in Scotland is that there's a lot less pavement parking compared to before.