Monthly Archives: September 2021

Safety last

Posted on 13th September 2021 by Martin Cassini

Safety features in cars are an admission that collisions are inevitable and conflict is the norm. But if roads were designed for coexistence instead of competition, and we had a worthwhile driving test, conflict would disappear and we’d go without … Continue reading →

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Am I being censored?

Posted on 7th September 2021 by Martin Cassini

Every so often, I pitch stuff to among others The Telegraph, Guardian, Today Programme and Newsnight, most recently as follows: “No alternative to tax increases to fund social care? Oh yes there is. Tens of billions go on traffic control … Continue reading →

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Grotesque misapplication of resources

Posted on 1st September 2021 by Martin Cassini

There are countless road design and policy improvements that would save lives, time and money, but transport departments and traffic authorities fixate on counterproductive control and racketeering enforcement at vast cost to our well-being.

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