lameduck

Recommendation for roofer skilled in zinc replacement thankyou

I am wondering how the national grid will hold up

Soylent Green Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > The posters on this thread need to open their eyes > and see that ULEZ type restrictions are happening > all over the world and across most major cities in > the UK. This is not about a mayor lining the > coffers (and heaven forbit the prejudiced claptrap > about it going into his own pockets), it is about > one major city following the same logical steps as > all others. Still it's nice to see Mr Fararge, > every racist's friend, joining the anti-green > movement. I would like to hear what major cities in england are using ulez type restrictions other than London. I also dont recall reading on here that he is lining is own pockets it is funding his london transport. lots of us like myself own vehicles pay insurance taxes on petrol/diesel also road tax. Older vehicles are leaving gradually due to wear and tear. His not reaping enough so he is now spreading misery to the M25.

Sue Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > lameduck Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Once the driver has made all his/her calls, the > engine can be switched off until the lorry is due > to be loaded up again ? Not all vehicles are emptied, often they are topped up my friends had fridge vans they never emptied them totally, as they would have to fridge them indoors they just topped up and sold off in rotor, maybe he liked a warm cab to get into

Why does it not run 24 hours a day then what happens at 6 pm when driver leaves work does it have to plug in somewhere? I know lots with freezer units, greengrocers they park up for 12 hours or so, turn off. only ones I know that run all the time are ice cream vans

Wasley I dont have a go at cyclists I am on legs, ulez has put me on legs Cyclists have a go at me

redpost Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Penguin68 Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- >Yes, a qashkai is a small SUV and a better choice than a large SUV, but pedestrians still come off worse in a collision. The safety argument for the driver is spurious as most are driven around urban environments and don't reach high speeds. > > I'll gladly eat grottiest my hat if more than 0.5% > of the porche macans and range rovers are > regularly taken off road. you can killed or maimed by a small vehicle and even by a push bike if you are old, a young friend of mine had her hip broken by pushbike travelling reasonably slow

Why dont people just respect others and not damage their property Good luck to anyone who can afford a Rolls Royce or a SUV or any other big car they are paying more at the pumps and insurance etc paying into the economy and they probably worked hard to get it The better the car the more reliable

with khan its all about the money if you can afford it you can pollute. since ulez has put me on foot, my husband had a car push him over. and I have had several near misses by push bikes with no lights whizzing in front and behind me

would it be the battery, faulty or knackered have had the same problem, turning over not firing, started other day running etc. had to buy battery today, all running now

Ah you poor Foxy lucky they never called fox project glad to hear you are getting there

sorry

Sue you sound like me, A pensioner who cannot afford inflated prices on secondhand ulez compliant car. scared to get on the buses that ulez is now funding, because of corona virus as bus passengers do not wear masks. and dragging shopping on weary arms and legs, with asthma and arthritus, because as a pensioner without a private pension cannot afford ulez so am in a rut, and like all tithes and taxes I am sure the money will be wasted

merry christmas and happy healthy new year to all