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Saturday, July 11th | FC Midtjylland (H) @ Cardiff City Stadium, 12:30pm KO.
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Saturday, July 11th | FC Midtjylland (H) @ Cardiff City Stadium, 12:30pm KO.
Tuesday, July 14th | Cork City (A) @ Turner’s Cross Stadium, 7:45pm KO.
Saturday, July 25th | Forest Green Rovers (A) @ The Bolt New Lawn, 3pm KO.
Saturday, July 11th | FC Midtjylland (H) @ Cardiff City Stadium, 12:30pm KO.
Tuesday, July 14th | Cork City (A) @ Turner’s Cross Stadium, 7:45pm KO.
Saturday, July 25th | Forest Green Rovers (A) @ The Bolt New Lawn, 3pm KO.
I reckon the 20mph limit added seconds to my overall Journey not even minutes. One of the roads coming out of RCT I was suprised to see still at 30. If your not happy lobby the council.
Or petition the Senedd. Which is of course what people are doing.
There was a March in Cardiff today. Apparently 200 turned up.
Really needed it to be in the 1000s.
For some bizarre reason they were outside the museum.
People have moaned about this stupid speed limit and I agree it's daft but if it was that much of a hassle there would be thousands of people protesting
The new 20mph law is coming into force on the 17th September and it will mark the end of having socialism in power in Wales.
Welsh Government claim to have supporting evidence stating that reducing to 20mph EVERWHERE saves lives! Yet we get flyers merely claiming that it will, and opinions from doctors that see RTCs coming into A&E. This is NOT evidence. The only true evidence is from Belfast and it states it makes NO DIFFERENCE to RTCs!
I'm going to hop onto my soap box here and this is what I think is the crux of the matter.
Roads. What are they there for? In terms of usage, they are used mainly by vehicles; cars, buses, lorries, taxis etc, things with engines. Occasionally cyclists will use them, though the number of cyclists is very low compared with the rest. Pedestrians don't really use them, they use pavements but will also have to cross these roads from time to time.
So, given the frequency of what uses roads the most, shouldn't they be geared to making sure traffic moves smoothly and safely?
Roads are unsafe places. If I got run over I'd have either been run over by a lunatic who wasn't driving properly, or I'd have made a huge error of judgement. In 45 years I haven't been run over. Virtually all of my friends have never been run over, either. I reckon most people who are run over by a car have only themselves to blame, unless there's obvious fault on the side of the driver. The closest I ever got to running someone over was in Tonypandy - a guy walked out almost straight in front of me looking at his phone, oblivious of anything. If I'd have knocked him over I would have felt absolutely awful, but it would never have been my fault. Years ago my dad ran over a pedestrian on a motorway - he was suicidal and did it to end his life; there was never any blame attached to my dad, but he had to attend inquests and all sorts. Horrible for him and he considered quitting a career he'd spent his life doing and was really good at.
I have yet to hear from anyone that they object to 20mph limits in side streets, where there are schools and so on. At the moment we have lots of 20mph sections of road where there's no logical reason to do so. Main roads need to move traffic onwards. People have to get somewhere. Sadly the way things work in the UK means that people often have less time to do things than ever before.
Education is far better than ever before. Youngsters know the dangers of roads better than in my generation. Casualties, deaths etc on roads keep falling year by year.
Very sensible spot on can't disagree with any of that.
Why would people be happy for money to be wasted in this way, rather than spend the money on important services instead such as care or the NHS?
People have moaned about this stupid speed limit and I agree it's daft but if it was that much of a hassle there would be thousands of people protesting
And maybe doing a mass sit in to block the city
Or block the roads outside the Welsh assembly
Direct action and all that ?
Most like a good moan and then just go to bed
Most people cant be arsed - and just ignore the limit - from what I have seen this week. And the time I do see car doing 20 there is a queue behind it.
Drakefords Poll Tax moment right in front of your eyes. Like a good socialist boy - you should obey your leader.
They are bombing past, and now starting to moan that it feels more dangerous as car drivers are behaving differently it’s freaking them out….you gotta laugh.
They are more likely to get hit, drivers are looking at the speed, not the road, there will be more accidents and deaths it's obvious especially with cyclists moving faster than cars.
Saw it twice yesterday, people are driving 10 to 15 sometimes.
How are you finding time to drive? You’ve spent the last week posting on this thread, don’t tell us that you’re driving so slow that typing whilst doing so is easy. Watch you don’t get pinched
The privatisation of the care system via provision of carers under Thatcher took hundreds of thousands of carers off pensioned jobs with promotion , decent working conditions and decent pay .......to the private sector where pay and conditions are shite and the service provided crap ......and of course the making of huge profits to private companies
As is the case with renationalisation of gas , water , electricity , buses etc the cost would be astronomical to go back to the old council system of care and simply couldn't be justified
But that's not my problem it's you and your tory chums
Now get back in your box you soppy tart , disingenuous tory nonsense
So this unnecessary change of speed limit is a good use of public money is it sludge?
This is more important than social care the NHS or any other services in Wales is it?
How are you finding time to drive? You’ve spent the last week posting on this thread, don’t tell us that you’re driving so slow that typing whilst doing so is easy. Watch you don’t get pinched
Yes dive on and off, but I have a phone holder, I easily could have yesterday, it was at a snail's pace.
The same today went to Cefn Onn and the Ty Mawr, 17 mph through the last part of Excalibur drive was painful the safest road ever.
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