Monthly Archives: October 2020

Lights or phones more dangerous?

Posted on 19th October 2020 by Martin Cassini

Officialdom justifies draconian new measures against mobile phone use by casualty figures where phone use has played a part. But those figures are much lower than “accidents” at traffic lights. According to this BBC news briefing, in 2019, there were … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged Baroness Vere, Equality Streets, road safety, Roads minister, traffic-lights, using a mobile phone while driving | Leave a comment

Dereliction of duty?

Posted on 11th October 2020 by Martin Cassini

If the aim of Devon Highways is to increase congestion in Barnstaple and elsewhere, then Cabinet Member for Highways Management, Stuart Hughes, is to be congratulated. If, however, the aim is to reduce congestion and improve air quality, then he … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged Barnstaple traffic, David Pasley, Devon Highways, Equality Streets, Pilton Causeway, Portishead, Stuart Hughes, traffic congestion | Leave a comment

Abusive traffic policy

Posted on 11th October 2020 by Martin Cassini

Just as the exposure of abuse in the Church must bring penitence and reparation, says Stephen Cottrell, Archbishop of York, so the perpetrators of the traffic system, which causes untold injustice and harm, then blames you and me for the … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged abuse, Archbishop of York, corporate manslaughter, Equality Streets, Stephen Cottrell, traffic system | Leave a comment

Monthly Archives: October 2020

Lights or phones more dangerous?

Dereliction of duty?

Abusive traffic policy

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