Death on the Streets by Robert Davis

[Mseries]

Does anyone have a copy of this book that they want to sell ?

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[Arthur Clune]

MSeries <[email protected]> wrote:
: Does anyone have a copy of this book that they want to sell ?

No. But I have a copy I'd be willing to lend to you (you are over in York frequently ISTR so it'd be
easy to get it to you)

Arthur

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[Mseries]

Arthur Clune wrote:
> MSeries <[email protected]> wrote:
>> Does anyone have a copy of this book that they want to sell ?
>
> No. But I have a copy I'd be willing to lend to you (you are over in York frequently ISTR so it'd
> be easy to get it to you)
>
> Arthur

I'd appreciate that Arthur, I am in York every day during the week, at the Science Park. Lets take
this to email and arrange something. (mseries 1965 at hotmail dot com or the reply address)

Martin

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[Arthur Clune]

MSeries <[email protected]> wrote:
: Science Park. Lets take this to email and arrange something. (mseries 1965 at hotmail dot com or
: the reply address)

Didn't work for me. This post (like all of mine) has a valid and un-munged reply address.

Arthur

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[Mseries]

Arthur Clune wrote:
> MSeries <[email protected]> wrote:
>> Science Park. Lets take this to email and arrange something. (mseries 1965 at hotmail dot com or
>> the reply address)
>
> Didn't work for me. This post (like all of mine) has a valid and un-munged reply address.
>
> Arthur

Email on its way, the two addresses should work BTW

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[Just Zis Guy]

On Fri, 5 Mar 2004 09:32:20 -0000, "MSeries" <[email protected]>
wrote in message <[email protected]>:

> Does anyone have a copy of this book that they want to sell ?

As it happens I lost mine and Bob sent me a new one, so I will see if I can find the old copy.

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[Michael Green]

"MSeries" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:<[email protected]>...
> Does anyone have a copy of this book that they want to sell ?

OK you got me... what's it about?

 

[Colin McKenzie]

Arthur Clune wrote:

> MSeries <[email protected]> wrote:
> : Does anyone have a copy of this book that they want to sell ?
>
> No. But I have a copy I'd be willing to lend to you (you are over in York frequently ISTR so it'd
> be easy to get it to you)
>
Is it out of print? I'll ask him on Monday.

Colin McKenzie

 

[Mseries]

Colin McKenzie wrote:
> Arthur Clune wrote:
>
>> MSeries <[email protected]> wrote:
>>> Does anyone have a copy of this book that they want to sell ?
>>
>> No. But I have a copy I'd be willing to lend to you (you are over in York frequently ISTR so it'd
>> be easy to get it to you)
>>
> Is it out of print? I'll ask him on Monday.
>
> Colin McKenzie

Tell Bob that I met him at the Tour in 199?. My wife gave him a Guiness T Shirt !

 

[Graeme]

[email protected] (Michael Green) wrote in
news:[email protected]:

> OK you got me... what's it about?

From memory the subtitle is "Cars and the mythology of road safety" or something similar. It
examines the beliefs that the work done in improving road safety is effective, e.g. introduction of
compulsory seat belts, redesigning of accident black spots etc. He puts forward pretty convincing
evidence that much of the work done has little or no effect and can often have a negative effect.

This is from memory of reading it a good few years back. I think I'll read through it again if I can
find it amongst all my boxes of books!

Graeme

 

[Keith Willoughb]

MSeries wrote:

> Does anyone have a copy of this book that they want to sell ?

There's a second hand one going for a fiver + p&p on Amazon.co.uk at the moment.

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care of myself."
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[Mseries]

Keith Willoughby wrote:
> MSeries wrote:
>
>> Does anyone have a copy of this book that they want to sell ?
>
> There's a second hand one going for a fiver + p&p on Amazon.co.uk at
> the moment.

Yes I saw that, thats my next option if I can't get one on here. The seller
hasn't been on there for very long so I'd rather not risk the hassle of having to
claim my money back if he turns out to be dodgy.

 

[Just Zis Guy]

On 5 Mar 2004 13:12:20 -0800, [email protected] (Michael
Green) wrote in message
<[email protected]>:

>> Does anyone have a copy of this book that they want to sell ?
>OK you got me... what's it about?

It is a an interesting and well-researched (if slightly polemical) investigation
of the road safety lobby, and the way in which they have managed to portray
roads as safer because they are now so dangerous that the vulnerable are too
scared to use them.

The thesis of the book is essentially that much road safety policy is based
on measuring the wrong things. So for example, a road which is so dangerous
as to deter pedestrians entirely has a good safety record, while a road
which encourages pedestrians and suffers a higher casualty rate as a result
is seen as bad.

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[Mark Thompson]

> Does anyone have a copy of this book that they want
> to sell ?

Try a public library?

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