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colwyn[_2_] March 18th 19 02:14 PM

House of Lords
 
Just noticed House of Lords agenda!
Asked and maybe debated today after 2.30 pm

Oral question 3: Requiring adults riding bicycles in city centres to
have a licence and third-party insurance

Lord Winston (Labour)

Tom Evans March 18th 19 02:50 PM

House of Lords
 
On 18/03/2019 14:14, colwyn wrote:
Just noticed House of Lords agenda!
Asked and maybe debated today after 2.30 pm

Oral question 3: Requiring adults riding bicycles in city centres to
have a licence and third-party insurance

Lord Winston (Labour)


He has a form for bike hating.

Previously he has claimed bike lanes increased pollution, no evidence to
support it just his personal feeling.

Obviously London pollution has nothing to do with the selfish bigot
driving a Bentley.




Mr Pounder Esquire March 18th 19 03:38 PM

House of Lords
 
colwyn wrote:
Just noticed House of Lords agenda!
Asked and maybe debated today after 2.30 pm

Oral question 3: Requiring adults riding bicycles in city centres to
have a licence and third-party insurance

Lord Winston (Labour)


Training, a licence and insurance does not compute for cyclists.
Most of the cycling filth are unemployed and live in council flats.




Bod[_5_] March 18th 19 03:51 PM

House of Lords
 
On 18/03/2019 15:38, Mr Pounder Esquire wrote:
colwyn wrote:
Just noticed House of Lords agenda!
Asked and maybe debated today after 2.30 pm

Oral question 3: Requiring adults riding bicycles in city centres to
have a licence and third-party insurance

Lord Winston (Labour)


Training, a licence and insurance does not compute for cyclists.
Most of the cycling filth are unemployed and live in council flats.



Why are London cyclists so white, male and middle-class?


https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/...d-middle-class

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colwyn[_2_] March 18th 19 05:16 PM

House of Lords
 
On 18/03/2019 14:14, colwyn wrote:
Just noticed House of Lords agenda!
Asked and maybe debated today after 2.30 pm

Oral question 3: Requiring adults riding bicycles in city centres to
have a licence and third-party insurance

Lord Winston (Labour)


Clip of discussion he

https://parliamentlive.tv/Download/I...0-67542ad83313


Mr Pounder Esquire March 18th 19 06:11 PM

House of Lords
 
Bod wrote:
On 18/03/2019 15:38, Mr Pounder Esquire wrote:
colwyn wrote:
Just noticed House of Lords agenda!
Asked and maybe debated today after 2.30 pm

Oral question 3: Requiring adults riding bicycles in city centres to
have a licence and third-party insurance

Lord Winston (Labour)


Training, a licence and insurance does not compute for cyclists.
Most of the cycling filth are unemployed and live in council flats.



Why are London cyclists so white, male and middle-class?


https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/...d-middle-class


Did you actually read that story before you posted the link?
As the study points out, such accounts show that cycling “signifies a
specifically bourgeois sensibility” that simply doesn’t resonate with many
black and Asian Londoners. A Muslim woman called Jasmine said that riding a
bicycle would, for her, be “socially unacceptable”. A group of Asian women
thought the idea that they might cycle “ridiculous” almost by definition. A
young, black professional, Leanne, indicated that for her, unlike white
peers, being “a cyclist” would not signal high social status: “When you’ve
made it, you buy a car, not a bicycle.” Another, Marvin, said he’d only
consider cycling if he became “really poor”. He added that among black
communities, cycling was seen as a fun or even deviant youth activity,
rather than something for successful adults.

For several female participants in the study, being a cyclist – or choosing
not to be one – was very much entangled with concerns and convictions about
femininity, appearance and their inclusion in a highly visible minority
transport culture – a sort of club. One, Rachel, new to cycling, described
uncertainties about what to wear: “I swing between, should I go all in Lycra
or should I go for a more girlie look.” Others recognized the dilemma but
felt they handled it quite comfortably, and some fully embraced the cyclist
look: “I’ve got the kit, I’m a cyclist, yeah.” There was also outright
rejection: “The women that do cycle are probably more blokey than feminine.”






Simon Jester March 19th 19 12:08 AM

House of Lords
 
On Monday, March 18, 2019 at 3:38:38 PM UTC, Mr Pounder Esquire wrote:
colwyn wrote:
Just noticed House of Lords agenda!
Asked and maybe debated today after 2.30 pm

Oral question 3: Requiring adults riding bicycles in city centres to
have a licence and third-party insurance

Lord Winston (Labour)


Training, a licence and insurance does not compute for cyclists.
Most of the cycling filth are unemployed and live in council flats.


I think it is a good idea to require motorists to pass an annual cycling test to maintain their driving privileges.
Maybe one day they will actually pay for their road space. £5000/mile should come close.

Peter Keller[_3_] March 19th 19 10:11 AM

House of Lords
 
On 19/03/2019 04:38, Mr Pounder Esquire wrote:
colwyn wrote:
Just noticed House of Lords agenda!
Asked and maybe debated today after 2.30 pm

Oral question 3: Requiring adults riding bicycles in city centres to
have a licence and third-party insurance

Lord Winston (Labour)


Training, a licence and insurance does not compute for cyclists.
Most of the cycling filth are unemployed and live in council flats.



So some bicycling filth are employed and don't live in council flats?
Oh that is a relief.


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