Good ideas overseas

[Martin]

Of course I am, but have lived abroad long enough to not use UK stereo types.

Now answer my question.

[Martin]

I did reply.

[Richard]

No.

[Richard]

Well then, you couldn't have been satisfied with the answer.

[F]

In full view in Havana and in Ecuador several years ago.

[Jim Ross]

Must be great for the tyres if you run into one accidentally, say when someone else does something stupid.

They also have raised lines instead of just white lines

[pamela]

Are you okay?

[Steve Walker]

Yes, I once had a pair like that on an otherwise empty road at 04:30, for 8.5 miles!

SteveW

[Richard]

Yes thanks.

[pamela]

You sound a bit belligerent.

[AnthonyL]

That was a big snip from what I was saying.

[Martin]

Bye!

[Martin]

Better than running over a cyclist?

[Dave Plowman (News)]

Jumping a red means failing to stop when told. Starting off early would be jumping the green.

[whisky-dave]

Then what does "jumping" mean in this context, I thought about jumping the amber but that made me think of amber rud but then I'd prefer jumping her to the next thought which was orange and jumping D. Trump. and what does jumping jack flash represent. :-0

[Vir Campestris]

It's their fault.

If they are driving at 56, and they catch a guy driving at 55.5 they ought to slow down a tad and sit behind him, not pull out and stop everyone else.

But that would show common sense and courtesy.

Andy

[Andrew]

They don't cope with any narrow streets that are also infested with too many cars and other vehicles.

Do they use them in central Paris ?.

[ARW]

Too lazy to lay proper kerb stones set in the floor with concrete..

[ARW]

Only sex and alcohol are better than running over a cyclist.

It's my third favourite pastime.