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Name: SimonD
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| Country: England |
Date: Sat Jun 23 20:05:43 2001
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Comment: Whilst it is good to see that you are a cyclist, the fact that you are effectively advocating the disregard of speed limits in some places is a concern. Having a fast car does not entitle anyone to break the law, as it is not a graded law based on the capability of a vehicle. It is a blanket coverage based on safety for all. As a species, our bodies are capable of a rough maximum of 20mph. T
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Name: bob dickey
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| Country: usa |
Date: Sun Nov 12 22:29:56 2000
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Comment: Thank you for the information. As a progression I have turned the MGB over to a local charity, purchased a '90 Miata, and begun sniffing for a quicker stablemate. Rotary makes sense so far. What about retroing the Miata w/ a 3-rotor??
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Name: harry
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| Country: uk |
Date: Fri Oct 20 13:57:11 2000
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Comment: like your prepective! as you say,speed
is not the only issue. but how do we get
people to be aware,sensible,resonsible when on the roads? thankyou.
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Name: Frank porter
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| Country: UK |
Date: Sun Oct 1 23:22:10 2000
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Comment: Been through your photos and they were great hope to be joining you soon at the club meets again problem at present cannot get fuel to injectors after changing out radio system to cd system still have the same rx7
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Name: John Walledge
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| Country: England |
Date: Fri Sep 8 22:37:05 2000
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Comment: Some well thought ou observations on traffic and road safety. The basic concept on which much speed enforcement etc. is based,'Speed kills',is fundamentary and fatally flawed. Speed does NOT
kill, inappropriate speed or speed in the wrong place kills.
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Name: DAN
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| Country: U.S.A |
Date: Mon Jul 24 22:43:25 2000
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Comment: I LOVE RX7,s ME AND MY FRIENDS WANT TO START A CLUB E-MAIL ME IF YOUR INTERESTED
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Name: me
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| Country: Norway |
Date: Fri Mar 3 15:52:36 2000
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Comment: i think that what you said about traffic calming schemes was complete bollocks.!!!!!!
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Name: Stephen Farley
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| Country: England |
Date: Sat Oct 2 10:52:06 1999
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Comment: I am a retired Metropolitan Policeman and could not agree with your point of view more if I had thought it up myself. I doubt that these 'Power Maniacs' in the Local Authorities will heed the words but there are great many people who asgree with you. Keep up the pressure. Regards, Steve
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Name: Amy Muhs
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| Country: United States |
Date: Sat Jul 31 03:06:52 1999
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Comment: Did you write the page on traffic calming? If so, my information on pollution is very different from yours. Traffic calming devices increase pollution by the braking and acceleration. And it
doesn't all just go away like I gathered from your article. Please check out our web site--we're the Coalition for Free Streets in Houston, TX.
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Name: Brian Edwards
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| Country: Hong Kong |
Date: Thu Jul 29 03:11:17 1999
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Comment: I have read your page with interest but sadly feel your attacks on environmentalists are unfare and in many cases simply cheap jokes. I am a keen motorist who has driven performance cars for 35 years. I am also in the business as I am an engineer working for the Hong Kong Transport Department with involvement in Road Safety, Standards and Traffic Control. Let me assure you that you can never cope with the demands of the motor vehicle. If you try then in the urban area you end up with the nightma
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