Bikes
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| Originally published | 1999 |
| Authors | Vic Parker |
| Illustrators | Tom Connell |
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| ID | 2951023 |
About Bikes
Adapted for high interest, low reading ability this action-packed book takes children into the thrilling world of fast bikes, such as dangerous dragster bikes. Discover which machines are record-breakers, and take a look at the fabulous fast machines that might be zooming into the future. . . .
E-bikes: What is the law and is there an age limit?
...By Sean SeddonBBC NewsElectric-powered Bikes have been involved in two recent incidents in which young people have died...
Speed limit to be lowered to 20mph in Wales
... The argument against - Bikes are overtaking cars After a pilot in her community in Buckley, Flintshire, Adie Drury started a petition against what she calls the " non-democratic whitewash" and has got more than 12,500 signatures...
To travel the new way, if you are disabled and have access
... wheels for wellbeing, which offers people the chance to try, accessible Bikes, trikes, four-wheelers and hand-bike - says-inclusive infrastructure is not quite there yetAccessible to Bikes are often vehicles longer and wider than the standard two-wheel, so bike lanes or Parking may be difficult...
Coronavirus: traffic now, double-click the lockdown low'
... The British government has pledged £250m for improvements in Cycling and walking infrastructure, and many cities and municipalities more room on the road for the pedestrians, and are accessible on the Bikes...
Coronavirus: Virus alert level drops, and the quarantine regulations to be relaxed
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Coronavirus: traffic "now, double-click the lockdown low'
traffic on the streets of Britain, is now seen at a similar level in the late 1980s and early 1990s, the AA says.
It had to be between 35% and 40% of the pre-coronavirus volume at the beginning of the lockdown, but has since doubled, to around 75%.
AA head of roads policy, Jack Cousens told The Bbc that the traffic could return to normal "until The End of July".
But friends of The Earth , said the pollution should not be allowed to "creep" back in the pre-pandemic level.
traffic has increased gradually since the beginning of April, as travel restrictions have loosened, and hundreds of thousands of people Back To work.
The government is discouraging people use the Public Transport , if it is avoidable, and said to bear, the passengers masks, in an effort to the spread of the coronavirus.
The AA-monitors traffic levels on a daily Basis - the rolling seven-day average level is indicated by the Blue LineJack Cousens, head of roads policy for the AA, said: "The Message that Public Transport is resonates to avoid means certainly, to have as, from week to week more and more people dared to do so in their cars. "
He added that "by The Disappearance of the night-time economy", there was "very little traffic" after 19:00, during the weekends were quieter than usual due to the cancellation of major events. to open
"How transactions, while hairdressers and other first-hand professions to return to prepare at the beginning of July, the traffic could reach-pre-lockdown level from The End of July," Mr Cousens said.
the UK's carbon dioxide emissions increased but since.
Mike Childs, head of science at Friends of The Earth , said: "Any decrease in emissions while lockdown is set to zero, if the levels ramp back up to the top.
"By saying that the people behind The Wheel now, the government itself contribute to increased pollution from road traffic. "
The British government has pledged £250m for improvements in Cycling and walking infrastructure, and many cities and municipalities more room on the road for the pedestrians, and are accessible on the Bikes .
uk air pollution, air pollution, coronavirus lockdown measures, coronavirus pandemic, department for transport, transport
Source of news: bbc.com
