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  1. Some readers of urc might be interested in the DFT's road safety review
    published yesterday, pdf, html and word versions at:

    dft.gov.ukdocument
    s/page/dft_rdsafety_028165.hcsp

    It shows that the 5 year trend is downwards for all road
    users bar motorcyclists. It's not new data and only includes
    data upto 2002.

    Colin
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  2. Colin Blackburn said:

    Some readers of urc might be interested in the DFT's road
    safety review published yesterday, pdf, html and word
    versions at:

    dft.gov.ukdocume
    nts/page/dft_rdsafety_028165.hcsp

    It shows that the 5 year trend is downwards for all road
    users bar motorcyclists. It's not new data and only
    includes data upto 2002.

    And, I should add, it contains the following point, amongst
    others, about cycling:

    "98. Emerging international research appears to bear out the
    belief of cycling interests that there is a correlation
    between higher levels of cycling and improved cyclist
    safety. This is very encouraging and the Department will be
    looking at further research to explore the possible
    relationship between cycling casualties and cycling levels
    to throw further light on this subject."

    Possibly worth quoting to MPs who are wavering on the
    helmet bill.

    Colin
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  3. Colin Blackburn said:


    dft.gov.ukdocument
    s/page/dft_rdsafety_028165.hcsp

    Quoted message said:

    It shows that the 5 year trend is downwards for all road
    users bar motorcyclists. It's not new data and only
    includes data upto 2002.

    A point I made some time ago in response to our favourite
    speedophile: how come cameras only kill motorcyclists?

    --
    Guy
    ===
    May contain traces of irony. Contents liable to settle after
    posting. chapmancentral.co.ukchapmancentral.co.uk

    88% of helmet statistics are made up, 65% of them at
    Washington University

  4. "Just zis Guy, you know?" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:
    Colin Blackburn said:



    dft.gov.ukdocument
    s/page/dft_rdsafe ty_028165.hcsp

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    It shows that the 5 year trend is downwards for all road
    users bar motorcyclists. It's not new data and only
    includes data upto 2002.

    A point I made some time ago in response to our favourite
    speedophile: how come cameras only kill motorcyclists?

    I noticed that info today. His famous silly graphs "proving"
    deaths are caused by cameras since 1993 fails to notice 200
    extra biker deaths. And there was me trying to point out all
    the other changes such as 4x4s and crumple zones.

    Anyway ... cameras might make the bikers take more effort to
    go out to their rural "playgrounds".

  5. W K said:

    His famous silly graphs "proving" deaths are caused by
    cameras since 1993 fails to notice 200 extra biker deaths.
    And there was me trying to point out all the other changes
    such as 4x4s and crumple zones.

    See chapmancentral.co.ukDocument
    s/One_In_Three

    --
    Guy
    ===
    May contain traces of irony. Contents liable to settle after
    posting. chapmancentral.co.ukchapmancentral.co.uk

    88% of helmet statistics are made up, 65% of them at
    Washington University

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