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outmymind
Premium Review UK Roads: This Is The Road To Hell (365 words)
by outmymind - written on 29/07/03 (Useful, 86 readings)
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I like to get out in my car for a drive round when I have some spare time. I pay road tax and a very large amount of tax on the petrol that I buy and also parts and labour for servicing are taxed as well as a giant new car tax when the car is first sold so having a car costs a very lot in tax. The least to expect is that some of that tax money ...

Leolover
Premium Review Let's line them all up and shoot them! (386 words)
by Leolover - written on 21/10/02 (Useful, 77 readings)
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...By 'them' I mean everyone responsible for the current appalling state of the roads throughout this country, and particularly in London, where I live, where it's currently taking me two and a half hours to get into work when it should take one and a quarter. My journey to work consists of a two mile bus jouney followed by a ...

averagepunter
Premium Review UK Roads: The REAL Big Brother (447 words)
by averagepunter - written on 30/07/02 (Very useful, 52 readings)
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A couple of motoring stories in the press caught my attention last week.... The first was the latest proposal to solve congestion. It basically involves fitting electronic tags to all cars. These would transmit to roadside terminals on most A-roads and motorways so that usage of these roads during peak hours could be monitored, the ...

paulc20001
Premium Review HIGHWAY TO HELL (993 words)
by paulc20001 - written on 01/03/02 (Very useful, 72 readings)
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Roads. What a nightmare! Congestion, pollution, accidents, the list is endless. But maybe a solution is at hand. Perusing through my favourite sites this morning, as I do normally every day, I found a rather interesting article with regards to some new plans the Government has in store for the good old general public. ...

UK Roads: "Charlie's unretired and better than ever before&qu ... (674 words)
by - written on 14/02/02
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One Saturday, while particularly bored, I decided to walk along the road to where the Council were at last repairing a large hole in the main road, which had thriven healthily on the pounding it received from heavy traffic for many months. At the spot in question, I found that the idea had not occurred to me alone - there were eight or ...

The+Operator
Crowned Review An Operator Speaks... (2194 words)
by The Operator - written on 09/01/02 (Very useful, 615 readings)
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Oh look! Right up my street, so to speak. Can't believe my luck really because it's a subject very close to my heart and I'd never seen it before. Whoopee! I'm going to have fun. Probably at your expense because I'm cruel and heartless, not to mention impossibly arrogant. If you didn't know already, my moniker here ...

sshaikh
Premium Review UK Roads: Discrimination on car road tax! (766 words)
by sshaikh - written on 18/08/01 (Very useful, 4569 readings)
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Vehicle Excise Duty – otherwise know as the Road Tax How many of you out there are pissed off with the new Car Tax system. Right I brought my car in February 15 2000 and it was a (Rover 25 1.4 is). Now the reason why I brought the car is because it was my 25th birthday and I felt that 25 year where going to be lucky for me. ...

mykp
Premium Review The highway man lives at no 11. (985 words)
by mykp - written on 25/07/01 (Very useful, 60 readings)
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The reason I am writing this opinion is two fold. The first reason is to protest against the road tax and the second is to voice my reasons against the proposed tolls on British roads. My main gripe is the road tax, I cannot see any reason why we are paying this, other than to line the pockets of the government for the use of our ...

yorcie
Premium Review UK Roads: Claim your REBATE (957 words)
by yorcie - written on 05/06/01 (Very useful, 54 readings)
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I travel daily over a road that has 412 patches in it. It wouldnt be so bad of course if the road patches were laid in a proper fashion by professional people. The point is that anyone can dig up a road now and worse still, anyone can fill it up again. I live in Portsmouth. I travel 22 miles of which it is 4 from my house to the ...

coppit
Premium Review Do we take things for granted? (431 words)
by coppit - written on 04/06/01 (Very useful, 60 readings)
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There is no question that our roads are overcrowded and in some places dangerous and in desperate need of repair but we must remember that the road network was introduced when car ownership and usage was a lot lower than it is now. With motorists paying £25 billion a year in tax we could expect to see improvements in either our road networks and ...

jpjarratt
Premium Review UK Roads: The M2 - road to hell (186 words)
by jpjarratt - written on 14/05/01 (Useful, 45 readings)
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The M2 should be a nice road to travel on. Its flat, the traffic is not too bad and the view on the sides is okay too. However it is a miserable road to travel on. This is due to some really badly planned roadworkd and the dreaded speed cameras associated with them. I have travelled regularly along this road for the past 6 months and just as I ...

Bilbo+Baggins
Premium Review Sleeping Policemen (337 words)
by Bilbo Baggins - written on 04/04/01 (Useful, 53 readings)
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I hate them. I despise them. I want them all to go away. I want to be able to sleep at night without dreaming about them. OK that's going over the top I realise but I'm sure I'm not the only one. In certain areas OK they kill people speed instead of them killing people. But what about roads which have never seen anyone ...

.com
Crowned Review State of UK Roads...NAF !!! (1396 words)
by .com - written on 06/01/01 (Very useful, 285 readings)
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The state of the roads in the UK is NAF, appalling, disgraceful, the explicitives are endless; (and I'm not talking about my hairstyle!) Seriously, I have been driving for over 18 years – although not very well according to my partner. I have lived all over the UK but for the last 10 years of so have resided in or around ...

buchanan17
Premium Review In Praise of the humble Cats Eye! (283 words)
by buchanan17 - written on 09/11/00 (Very useful, 71 readings)
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Have you ever tried driving, in the dark and in the rain, in the US, Germany, France? Its real scary! YOu just cannot seen the lane that you are in - on a three lane motorway with trucks kicking up spray, this is quite horrendous. Driving in the rain and dark is not something I'd willingly do if I didn't have to, but in the UK ...

PlacidlyEcstatic
Premium Review UK Roads: RESERVE Central London for the RICH (200 words)
by PlacidlyEcstatic - written on 08/11/00 (Useful, 17 readings)
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Ken Livingstone's new proposals will result in only the fat cats being able to use Central London roads. Think about it. No matter how high the charges are, the highly priviledged will get the charges for their company paid for by their companies. The companies will then claim it back from the taxman. It's no skin off their ...

jdesa
Premium Review Drivers and Roads are getting worse (731 words)
by jdesa - written on 08/11/00 (Very useful, 49 readings)
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I have been driving for over 15 years and have lived in or around London most of my adult life. The majority of my driving has been confined to London with the odd foray by motorway to Bristol, the West Country, Scotland, Wales, Liverpool and the South coast. My opinions on this subject reflect my experiences and may concur with other parts of ...

UK Roads: Highway Robbery (853 words)
by - written on 28/10/00
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Dick Turpin used to do it and got hanged for his trouble and now the Government does it with impunity. Some people will argue that Dick Turpin didn't actually charge Road Tax as such, well that's true but he did rob travellers. I don't see a great deal of difference between him and the Government except that the Government doesn't ...

DrSeuss
Premium Review Arent roads Great. (182 words)
by DrSeuss - written on 14/10/00 (Useful, 18 readings)
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They are great you know roads and that. Brilliant. They might of course be better if their werent so many bloody idiots on them but you can't have everything can you. I think roads are one of the greatest inventions ever it saves us from buying fuel guzzling 4 by 4's. We still buy them but for some other reason (please ...

UK Roads: Potty about potholes (251 words)
by - written on 04/10/00
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I don't know about the rest of the country but I live in Derbyshire in the East Midlands. We seem to pay high tax's compared to other areas and yet we also seem to get a very poor service back. My main complaint is how much money is waisted on "road calming" schemes involving coloured tarmac and white lines and ...

vladimpala
Premium Review South Lanarkshire Warning (239 words)
by vladimpala - written on 30/09/00 (Very useful, 38 readings)
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Got firm suspension? got a low slung sports car? - then avoid the highways and byways of South Lanarkshire at all cost. I don't know what the local authority spends it's money on - but it certainly isn't roads. Especially bad are the unclassified side roads where you will be lucky to find a half mile without a major area of ...

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