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Topic: Re:Re:Re:How many more weak bridges are to be replaced
Posted by: Adam Beamish
Date/Time: 27/08/14 14:49:00

Joking aside, isn't that a simple reality wherever you live ? - i.e. that from time to time highway structures will need modernising or upgrading to be able to withstand the pressures they are now subject to (which in the majority of cases were probably never envisaged at the time of construction).

I don't like the resulting traffic chaos any more than the next person, but on the other hand part of me would like to think that such situations make people actually think about whether or not they really need to travel by private car, and if using public transport, cycling or walking would actually be quicker.


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TopicDate PostedPosted By
How many more weak bridges are to be replaced27/08/14 13:42:00 Paul Allen
   Re:How many more weak bridges are to be replaced27/08/14 14:25:00 Michael Brown
      Re:Re:How many more weak bridges are to be replaced27/08/14 14:40:00 Russell Pearson
         Re:Re:Re:How many more weak bridges are to be replaced27/08/14 14:48:00 Michael Brown
         Re:Re:Re:How many more weak bridges are to be replaced27/08/14 14:49:00 Adam Beamish
            Re:Re:Re:Re:How many more weak bridges are to be replaced27/08/14 15:21:00 Michael Robinson
               Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:How many more weak bridges are to be replaced27/08/14 15:49:00 Paul Allen
      Re:Re:How many more weak bridges are to be replaced27/08/14 18:23:00 Christopher Shea
         Re:Re:Re:How many more weak bridges are to be replaced27/08/14 18:51:00 Xanthe West
            Re:Re:Re:Re:How many more weak bridges are to be replaced27/08/14 20:19:00 Michael Robinson

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