The space shuttle Endeavour is on its way from Los Angeles International Airport to the California Science Center in Exposition Park. Wouldn’t be amazing to have a space shuttle on London’s Drive to Work Day. What an impact it would make. What a message it would send. The naysayers talk about peak oil and peak car. There’s enough oil to to power our cars for the next century at least. No need to scrimp. Drive to work on 11th December for lower fuel prices.
Great idea from the government
So good to see this news. Enough of the war on the motorist. we need more roads and more cars. Good for the economy, good for Great Britain!
In this time of recession its good to see this government prioritising road building over housing, health and education. They have got their priorities right at last! enough of this ‘green’ stuff, we all know that what this country needs is more people moving around. Why shop locally when you can drive to the out of town shopping centre?
So here is what we’re going to get:
The Bexhill-Hastings link road: 6km in length. £86m.
The Norwich Northern distributor route: 14km, £113m.
The Kingskerswell bypass in Devon: 6km, £108m.
The South Bristol link road: 5km, £43m.
The Lincoln Eastern bypass, 8km, £96m.
A good way to spend our taxes, much better than cycle lanes and subsidised public transport!
Join us on Drive to work day to celebrate more roads for more cars on December 11th.
In two months on 11 December 2012 join us in your car (or in a cab) on London’s Streets to share the joy of driving and show those walkers, tube users, cyclists and bus users who is king.
The cabbies did it:
The lorry drivers did it:
Now it’s time to reclaim the streets for the ordinary car driver like you and me.
Worried by the war on the motorist?
Pissed off by the price of petrol?
Annoyed by the arrogance of cyclists and bus users?
Then leave your bike at home, your bus pass in the drawer, your walking shoes in the cupboard and join thousands of others on Tuesday 11th December for London’s first Drive to Work Day.
Experience the rush, the freedom of London streets empty of pesky cyclers and walkers. Laugh as you wizz by the empty buses and tubes.