Emeritus Prof Christopher MayI'm a #driver (albeit low mileage & rural), but I don't want #RishiSunak to be on my side... what I want is some leadership to start to do something more about the #climatecrisis - I would have thought it would be the absolute priority for anyone who cared about their country..... oh, hold on
Natasha@ChrisMayLA6 Also a driver (rural too). However, having lived at the edge of the proposed ULEZ as a teenager, we never had a car and never needed one. We walked most places (better for health and environment) or used bus/train/tube, walked to the shops and carried the shopping home. Parking is a nightmare, driving often takes longer than walking, so makes no sense.
Yes, even before we left London, in 1995, parking was becoming such a disincentive to driving into town, we shifted increasingly to public transport (the Tube mainly) which was, of course, a good thing