Want more roads? - teabelly
A suitable campaigning site has started here:

www.open-road.org.uk/

A lot of the schemes suggested sound emminently sensible.
teabelly
Want more roads? - Thommo
I'd settle for the existing ones not having potholes the size of swimming pools.
Want more roads? - teabelly
I report the potholes I see to the local council. I have a very long list to send them!
teabelly
Want more roads? - Civic8
Fully agree Thommo.Its about time money was spent repairing roads properly NOT bodging. Ie repaired one day.Bigger pothole the next
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Steve
Want more roads? - A. Badger
Not sure about more roads, but I completely agree about the state of the ones we've got!

Perhaps a start, before we begin building too many new routes, would be a thorough prune of all the needless restrictions designed to increase congestion and thus justify Draconian controls: pointless bus lanes, cycle lanes that no cyclist dare use, obstructive bus stands, needless one-way systems, traffic "calming" devices and the like.

Who knows? Maybe then we wouldn't need new roads? Or, at least, perhaps not so many!
Want more roads? - David Horn
Following my unpleasant and messy squashing under a car while I was in a cycle lane, I now stick to pavements. Do away with them, I don't use them any more...
Want more roads? - Civic8
>>Following my unpleasant and messy squashing under a car while I was in a cycle lane

Have never seen the point in cycle lanes.I have never seen anyone around my area use them..Apart from motorcyclist trying to dodge the traffic..I think they are a waste of road space..Bus lanes are another point.In my area council have spent untold cash on a small stretch of road which I think gives buses approx 600/800 yds free road space..they still get held up after this point.As no more on route.Whats the point??.
They also give the bus routes a better road surface-what do we get/potholes
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Steve
Want more roads? - L'escargot
Following my unpleasant and messy squashing under a car while I
was in a cycle lane, I now stick to pavements.
Do away with them, I don't use them any more...


An elderly neighbour of mine was knocked down by a cyclist as she walked out of her drive onto the pavement. She suffered a broken hip/leg which resulted in her having to have the limb amputated. The wound developed gangrene from which she subsequently (prematurely) died.
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L\'escargot by name, but not by nature.
Want more roads? - maninavan
look at it the other way - we need less cars cluttering up the road we have - there's more than enough road space for commercial traffic and a sensible level of car use - we can't afford every one in this country to own a car and use it just so whenever they like unless we concrete over the country - someone has to decide what's important - keeping the economy going, or driving a mile and half to go to work with no passenger , mum taking her darlings to school in the 4 by 4 , trailing a caravan round the M25 in the middle of the working day
Want more roads? - David Horn
Agree with Steve.o - bus lanes are a great idea in principle, but they have to run the full length of the route. Otherwise, it's faster to take the car because although you get held up in the same queues, you aren't stopping to let people off and on.
Want more roads? - Aprilia
I sometimes use a park & ride at rush hour. Its great - rattles down the bus lane past all the queuing cars - much quicker than using the car and less stressful.
Want more roads? - Thommo
Top tip from Thommo. In Aberdeen make sure any taxi you get in has a sign on top, when ordering one specify a sign on top. Some have them some don't, the ones that do can use the bus lanes and traffic in Aberdeen (except in the bus lanes) is nearly always at a stand still.