Numbers Man

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Numbers Man

Numbers Man

@NumbersMan3

Katılım Nisan 2020
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Numbers Man
Numbers Man@NumbersMan3·
@ThinkLicence @SaferRoadsYorks A question for those bystanders and the police I guess, but aren't pedestrians also worthy of being checked for? If SRY were a bystander would they satisfy themselves that no riders, peds were involved and then walk away I wonder - no VRUs, check, nothing to see here!
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Think of your licence
Think of your licence@ThinkLicence·
@NumbersMan3 @SaferRoadsYorks When looking at photos of cars or bigger in ditches, or partly submerged in rivers, having gone off the road, I have often wondered how quickly bystanders or the police checked for evidence of a bicycle being involved, and looked under the vehicle.
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Cyclists for Safer Roads
Cyclists for Safer Roads@SaferRoadsYorks·
Otley/ Poole today. Let's hope no vulnerable road users were involved.
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Your Party
Your Party@thisisyourparty·
They arrested people for clapping outside a courthouse. A Labour government used terrorism powers against its own people for opposing a genocide. Andy Burnham inherited it and kept it. Here is the story by @StevenJMethven for @novaramedia
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Your Party@thisisyourparty·
Police arrested 152 people outside Westminster Magistrates’ Court. 134 under a terrorism law carrying fourteen years. One woman says all she did was clap. Britain now polices applause
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Carl Lee
Carl Lee@geoeverything·
@SarahLudford Really the majority? Based upon what research - your ancedotal observation?
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Numbers Man
Numbers Man@NumbersMan3·
@ThinkLicence @SaferRoadsYorks I guess most people driving past that might think "I hope no one was injured or killed in that" But SRY's implication is "never mind any drivers/passengers so long as any peds, cyclists, riders were OK"
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Think of your licence@ThinkLicence·
@SaferRoadsYorks We are often asked not to speculate, but…open top BMW, rear wheel drive, after a bend in the road. Am I possibly correct?
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Carlos
Carlos@CarlLaverick·
I’ve been repaying my #studentloan for 10 years. I graduated owing £26,000. Today I owe £28,000. I pay £190 a month through my salary, but £220 is added in monthly interest. I’m paying every month, yet the balance keeps increasing. How is that fair?
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Numbers Man
Numbers Man@NumbersMan3·
@CitizenUddin I suspect that there may be some who tell you that being hit by a bicycle is more than a mild inconvenience - unfortunately there are others who can't tell you that because the impact killed them.
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Walking Marky
Walking Marky@CitizenUddin·
Risk Assessment (Physics Edition): 🚲 Cyclist (70kg + bike @ 8mph): ~450 Joules of kinetic energy. Mild inconvenience, zero real harm. 🚗 SUV (2,000kg @ red light speed): 100,000+ Joules of kinetic energy. Categorically lethal. Yet people will blame the cyclist every single time
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Numbers Man
Numbers Man@NumbersMan3·
@ThinkLicence @tickderpin @Dorrit2014 *Fines and costs* The fine is no more than £1000, and the rationale for the costs is in the CPS link. Looks like the fine could have been £800 or £450 - but I'm no expert in this other than knowing the maximum fine.
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Think of your licence@ThinkLicence·
@tickderpin @Dorrit2014 I should hate to continue to be seen as lame, perhaps a snippet of real time video might change your mind. Overtaking on crossings is forbidden in order to protect straggling peds. A cyclist has been fined £1200 for confronting oncoming vehicles like this, but not on a crossing.
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Numbers Man
Numbers Man@NumbersMan3·
@ThinkLicence @andrewbanks "Don't walk under ladders because the inattentive person on them may drop a hammer on your head" isn't a threat. Neither is "don't step onto a zebra (as is your right) if the approaching cyclist is riding no handed and texting"!
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Think of your licence@ThinkLicence·
Whilst prepping video for the police of a motorcyclist overtaking the lead vehicle at a crossing, I noticed this not so lovely event. Admire how the driver then cut the corner & ignored Highway Code H2; the cyclist did well, & cornered well. I’ll hint that the police take action.
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Numbers Man
Numbers Man@NumbersMan3·
@ThinkLicence @andrewbanks There's rights, responsibilities and the often overlooked common sense. I wouldn't dream of cycling to the right (or left) of a vehicle indicating right (or left) Self preservation comes first.
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Think of your licence@ThinkLicence·
@andrewbanks An indicator does not give the right to then turn across the path of another, especially a ‘vulnerable road user’. Neither is blameless in this situation, but the driver bears more responsibility. Highway Code stuff here –
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Umar Farooq Khawaja
Umar Farooq Khawaja@UmarFKhawaja·
@NumbersMan3 @ThinkLicence @Ryanjohnhruw @CarlLaverick You have also overstated them by declaring that it will cost £10K per pupil per year to impart university education. We started in 2006 with £3000 and are at £9250 in 2026. What hasn’t grown this rapidly are salaries, so I guess these can also go back to 1998 levels: £1000.
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Numbers Man
Numbers Man@NumbersMan3·
@ThinkLicence @UmarFKhawaja @Ryanjohnhruw @CarlLaverick I've actually overstated them by including Scotland which accounts for about 10% of student numbers - so I'll revise my £20bn to £18bn which is about £700 per household. It would be a material number to go on general taxation.
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Numbers Man@NumbersMan3·
@UmarFKhawaja @Ryanjohnhruw @CarlLaverick @ThinkLicence I think Mr Burnham would have to come up with a slightly more detailed proposal if he wanted to offer university education free at the point of use. (There are 1.6m full time and 0.5m p/t UK students so at £10k and £7k that's almost £20bn on tuition)
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