Where is it? I still have my discs from back in the US!

I cycle here every day. 99% of drivers go well above 20mph. And many just squeeze by me because I'm only doing 15-18mph and they bloody have to arrive at the traffic light queue before me (only for me to pass them there). That road really needs speed bumps (and Cluny Terrace too)

How much is that due to the hedge?

I think it will be the Smarter Motorway, or maybe straight to the AI Motorway

Love it and yet so depressing.

Quite a few in Colinton that also need some good trimming.

A non-negligoble part of the claimed residual financial challenges seems to be linked to the depreciation of the immovable assets. I'd like to understand more about those calculations because the outcome depends on the selected depreciation period and the anticipated residual value of the assets.

But aren't they motorcycles? And, if so, are they not treated as such?

In the South of Edinburgh, we first need actual cycling infrastructure...

I drive in town, but the difference is that I also take the bus and cycle. You clearly don't. Because you would otherwise know that they are used. Cycling infrastructure would even be massively more used if it was in fact throughout town (which is nowhere near the case right now).

Nonsense. Congestion is the result of simply one thing: ever more cars.
Public transport and active travel are effective at delivering the overall transport needs while reducing congestion for the traffic that cannot be switched easily to those modes. And that's before raising other benefits

If more people take the bus (a good thing) than more people have to tap in front of the driver. This also doesn't help speeding things up, especially during commuting times. This would be extremely easy to improve.

No means to change the units either

It recovered I. The 2nd half because they started imports from Giga Berlin (avoiding tariffs). So it would be good to know what was the drop in US-made Tesla cars.

I just tried to like your message 10 times... 😂

But you don't understand, our rain is wetter and our nights are darker in the UK. Or.... could this simply be demand induced by adequate infrastructure? 🤔

And obviously: if i is bad there, it is bad everywhere. And it's not only goods delivery. It's many (most) drivers, including parents driving their own children to school sadly.