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    LSMike
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    Please could someone drop me the link to the transport study which
    showed how motorists tended to excuse their own transgressions, whilst
    emphasising those of cyclists, and treating cyclists as a minor extreme
    outside group. Sorry, I seem to have misplaced it and can't come up
    with any successful keyword searches.

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  2. LSMike
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    #2

    Please could someone drop me the link to the transport study which
    showed how motorists tended to excuse their own transgressions, whilst
    emphasising those of cyclists, and treating cyclists as a minor extreme
    outside group. Sorry, I seem to have misplaced it and can't come up
    with any successful keyword searches.

    Report
  3. Kennedy Fraser
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    LSMike said:

    Please could someone drop me the link to the transport study which
    showed how motorists tended to excuse their own transgressions, whilst
    emphasising those of cyclists, and treating cyclists as a minor extreme
    outside group. Sorry, I seem to have misplaced it and can't come up
    with any successful keyword searches.

    Try

    http://www.trl.co.uk/store/report_detail.asp?srid=2434&pid=108

    Kennedy

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  4. Kennedy Fraser
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    #4
    LSMike said:

    Please could someone drop me the link to the transport study which
    showed how motorists tended to excuse their own transgressions, whilst
    emphasising those of cyclists, and treating cyclists as a minor extreme
    outside group. Sorry, I seem to have misplaced it and can't come up
    with any successful keyword searches.

    Try

    http://www.trl.co.uk/store/report_detail.asp?srid=2434&pid=108

    Kennedy

    Report
  5. LSMike
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    #5
    Kennedy Fraser said:
    LSMike said:

    Please could someone drop me the link to the transport study which
    showed how motorists tended to excuse their own transgressions, whilst
    emphasising those of cyclists, and treating cyclists as a minor extreme
    outside group. Sorry, I seem to have misplaced it and can't come up
    with any successful keyword searches.

    Try

    http://www.trl.co.uk/store/report_detail.asp?srid=2434&pid=108

    Kennedy

    Thanks, I'm not sure whether that's the one, and can't check without
    paying for it. I distinctly remember being able to download and read
    the entire .pdf a few months ago.

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  6. LSMike
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    #6
    Kennedy Fraser said:
    LSMike said:

    Please could someone drop me the link to the transport study which
    showed how motorists tended to excuse their own transgressions, whilst
    emphasising those of cyclists, and treating cyclists as a minor extreme
    outside group. Sorry, I seem to have misplaced it and can't come up
    with any successful keyword searches.

    Try

    http://www.trl.co.uk/store/report_detail.asp?srid=2434&pid=108

    Kennedy

    Thanks, I'm not sure whether that's the one, and can't check without
    paying for it. I distinctly remember being able to download and read
    the entire .pdf a few months ago.

    Report
  7. Simon Proven
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    #7
    LSMike said:
    Kennedy Fraser said:
    LSMike said:

    Please could someone drop me the link to the transport study which
    showed how motorists tended to excuse their own transgressions, whilst
    emphasising those of cyclists, and treating cyclists as a minor extreme
    outside group. Sorry, I seem to have misplaced it and can't come up
    with any successful keyword searches.

    Try

    http://www.trl.co.uk/store/report_detail.asp?srid=2434&pid=108

    Kennedy

    Thanks, I'm not sure whether that's the one, and can't check without
    paying for it. I distinctly remember being able to download and read
    the entire .pdf a few months ago.

    Indeed, it's not. The link from the Cambridge Cycling Campaign doesn't
    work any more so I guess it's not available for free. It's TRL549:

    http://www.trl.co.uk/store/report_detail.asp?srid=2700

    HTH

    Simon

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  8. Simon Proven
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    Simon Proven said:
    LSMike said:
    Kennedy Fraser said:

    LSMike wrote:
    > Please could someone drop me the link to the transport study which
    > showed how motorists tended to excuse their own transgressions, whilst
    > emphasising those of cyclists, and treating cyclists as a minor extreme
    > outside group. Sorry, I seem to have misplaced it and can't come up
    > with any successful keyword searches.
    >

    Try

    http://www.trl.co.uk/store/report_detail.asp?srid=2434&pid=108

    Kennedy

    Thanks, I'm not sure whether that's the one, and can't check without
    paying for it. I distinctly remember being able to download and read
    the entire .pdf a few months ago.

    Indeed, it's not. The link from the Cambridge Cycling Campaign doesn't
    work any more so I guess it's not available for free. It's TRL549:

    http://www.trl.co.uk/store/report_detail.asp?srid=2700

    HTH

    Simon

    I lied. It is free if you click the PDF option. Excellent.

    Simon

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  9. LSMike
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    #9
    Simon Proven said:
    Quoted message said:


    Indeed, it's not. The link from the Cambridge Cycling Campaign doesn't
    work any more so I guess it's not available for free. It's TRL549:

    http://www.trl.co.uk/store/report_detail.asp?srid=2700

    HTH

    Simon

    I lied. It is free if you click the PDF option. Excellent.

    Simon

    Nice one Simon, thank you! I didn't think to try clicking buy now for
    the free pdf, LOL!

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