Poll: Extra lane (50 votes)
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philc777Thu 25/10/07 10:40 |
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This is a single option poll: "The ''wonderful'' Ruth Kelly has said that Motorists will be allowed to drive on the hard shoulder of motorways during busy times. Is this a good idea, or a bad idea:"
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duncanThu 25/10/07 10:42 |
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If they do it like they have done on the report I read on the BBC News website, then it's a good idea - it will give an extra lane, and also introduces variable speed limits, as well as retaining places to stop for break downs. |
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