Intelligent Cars
Intel are working on the idea of intelligent cars. The car, which is being developed by researchers at computer chip giant Intel, will record information […]
Transport
Selling off Network Rail?
The Telegraph today carries an article suggesting that the chancellor could raise some revenue by selling off Network Rail. Selling the owner of Britain’s tracks, […]
They Really Do Think They Are Better Than Us
Via JuliaM my attention is drawn to Vera Baird. The former Labour Solicitor General tried to dodge a driving ban yesterday by claiming ‘hardship’ after […]
Drink Driving
As I don’t drink alcohol, drinking and driving isn’t really an issue for me. I was in my late teens when I rode home once after […]
Iain Coucher to Go
I see that Iain Coucher is to leave Network Rail. Well, frankly, not before time. I worked for Railtrack at the time that Network Rail […]
IOMTT 2010
Well, I’m back. The TT week was mixed with Saturday’s racing delayed by several hours and Wednesday’s put off until the Thursday. We watched on […]
Ryanair Refuse to Pay
O’Leary: There’s no legislation designed that says any airline getting a fare of €30 should be reimbursing passengers many thousands of euros for hotel accommodation. […]
Lorries Banned from Outside Lane – A1
Via Al Jahom, I see this interesting story. LORRIES are to be permanently banned from overtaking during the daytime on two stretches of a busy […]
Motorcyclists in Wootton Bassett
Neil Burden indulges in the usual tired anti-motorcycle clichés in a CiF article that is the predictable ill-informed bollocks one expects from the Grauniad. I have recently […]
Level Crossings
I see that level crossings are in the news today. The driving test should have compulsory questions on level crossings to cut the number of […]