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POPSDiscipline for road vehicles Future generations will look back at the way we allow the car virtual free rein and they will wonder. The worm is turning and the pedestrian and cyclist are gradually regaining their space in towns (in spite of dear Jeremy)
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POPSDNA molecule is used to make nano-machinery "the organic molecules transmit light by exchanging photons between molecules, while glass simply steers the original photons to where they need to go." I thought that photons were exchanged in transmission through glass as well and that explained why the speed of light in glass was less than its speed in a vacuum
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POPSAn example of a civilizing trend in UK cities Well done Norwich councillors, standing up to the officers who often seem to be against these schemes. I believe that the vociferous motoring lobby gives them more hassle than they can cope with. This is a long term process to change the culture. There are very popular tv programmes which unfortunately encourage the treatment of the public highway as a sports arena.
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POPS20mph the default speed in towns? This will come and the sooner the better. Norwich wanted to introduce a townwide limit of 20 and the engineers said it would cost £10M to install! This is a total nonsense. With 20 the default speed there would be need for the few 30mph signs only
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POPS20mph blanket limit for Oxford Good news for the the city of dreaming spires but if it will cost £300,000 for Oxford how come it will cost Norwich ten million pounds to do the same thing?
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