Hmm. It’s counter-intuitive, perhaps, and yet it has been proven to work. Any chance of it being piloted in ireland? Rip out the traffic lights and railings. Our streets are better without them Drivers and pedestrians negotiating shared space is shown to cut accidents and traffic, yet flat-earth planners won’t believe it Simon Jenkins The Guardian
Archive for February, 2008
EU proposes biometric border clampdown
It used to be Ireland which aped the worst ideas of the US, five years after those same ideas had …Read more
What exactly are we reforming in this treaty? (the Lisbon Reform Treaty)
What exactly are we reforming in this treaty? (The Lisbon Reform Treaty). Vincent Browne in The Sunday Business Post gives …Read more
The Reinvention of Urban Dublin…? with possibly a little help from Jaime Lerner?
Re the dreary turf war between Luas and Irish Rail over Broadstone, which according to today’s Irish Times Luas and …Read more