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Subject: Its just getting too much. ....
Posted Jan 21, 2003 by
charliebaby
 
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When we think of all the cars and even buses on our streets every day, 24/7, its just silly the amount that we use. Although of course buses are a good idea, they too use a lot of petrol etc, and are dangerous to the environment AND cyclists on the road! bus
i dont know what the answer is, perhaps make buses more regular so people can time them better - Ive seen one full bus go by followed by two empty ones, all the same route. Whats the point of that? huh

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