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In reply to Post #147
You should know the computer language(s) your framework uses. As I mentioned earlier, some simple frameworks are just basic HTML templates, and more complex frameworks might include CSS and JavaScript. Some frameworks use Less or Sass to compile the CSS; others use Ruby or other programming languages to compile the pages once you're done building them. If you don't know the language(s) your framework uses, that framework will be challenging to implement https://mlsdev.com/blog/web-development-companies
You should know the computer language(s) your framework uses. As I mentioned earlier, some simple frameworks are just basic HTML templates, and more complex frameworks might include CSS and JavaScript. Some frameworks use Less or Sass to compile the CSS; others use Ruby or other programming languages to compile the pages once you're done building them. If you don't know the language(s) your framework uses, that framework will be challenging to implement https://mlsdev.com/blog/web-development-companies
In reply to Post #160
So if your area had been designated the same you wouldn't be protesting is what your saying? The excessive traffic would be blighting somewhere else, in someone else's back yard.
Or just the perceived gerrymandering by a few people of influence during lockdown?
So if your area had been designated the same you wouldn't be protesting is what your saying? The excessive traffic would be blighting somewhere else, in someone else's back yard.
Or just the perceived gerrymandering by a few people of influence during lockdown?
In reply to Post #163
No not saying that. Don't judge me by your standards
If my road was blocked off it would displace the traffic somewhere else and i don't think that would be right.
I know where the traffic would go, straight down a road my mate lives on and I don't think that's fair.
Not everyone who lives in our local LTN thinks its great. Some don't like the injustice, some don't like having to drive the long way around to get in and out where before they just drove out of their street.
Some don't feel safe going out at night because in some streets no one is about.
Some worry about emergency services, even the binmen don't like reversing back out of roads after collecting rubbish.
Rosamund_Kissi-Debrah
is very much against the local LTN.
My missus walks to work and the pollution plays havoc with her asthma.
Anyway its not just about me and my area.
Oxford
No not saying that. Don't judge me by your standards
If my road was blocked off it would displace the traffic somewhere else and i don't think that would be right.
I know where the traffic would go, straight down a road my mate lives on and I don't think that's fair.
Not everyone who lives in our local LTN thinks its great. Some don't like the injustice, some don't like having to drive the long way around to get in and out where before they just drove out of their street.
Some don't feel safe going out at night because in some streets no one is about.
Some worry about emergency services, even the binmen don't like reversing back out of roads after collecting rubbish.
Rosamund_Kissi-Debrah
is very much against the local LTN.
My missus walks to work and the pollution plays havoc with her asthma.
Anyway its not just about me and my area.
Oxford
So you are stuck in traffic and an ambulance, fire engine or the police are struggling to get past.
I don't know about you but I'd find it difficult to just sit there and not budge but it seems that's what you have to do
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Sadly with the introduction of recent road schemes the emergency services getting stuck is an all to common occurrence
I don't know about you but I'd find it difficult to just sit there and not budge but it seems that's what you have to do
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Sadly with the introduction of recent road schemes the emergency services getting stuck is an all to common occurrence
Surely this can't be right?
In reply to Post #166
Is that near you tinhead?
I reckon a bus could take those bollards out...
Is that near you tinhead?
I reckon a bus could take those bollards out...
In reply to Post #167
No not near me. This sort of idiocy is happening all over the place.
I'm not totally against cycling or cycle lanes but the cycling lobby have been given too much power.
If there are too many car drivers and we need them to leave them at home then we need good bus services.
And why should those that don't drive and use public transport have to suffer to appease the MAMIL's (middle aged men in lycra).
No not near me. This sort of idiocy is happening all over the place.
I'm not totally against cycling or cycle lanes but the cycling lobby have been given too much power.
If there are too many car drivers and we need them to leave them at home then we need good bus services.
And why should those that don't drive and use public transport have to suffer to appease the MAMIL's (middle aged men in lycra).
I don't really do Twitter much , like the bait section it seems very toxic to but this struck a chord with me
LTNs are council-imposed traffic relocation schemes, moving it from one area to another. It's the same as a council emptying the bins of one street dumping it all on another then telling residents there how well this all works as the rubbish should eventually just rot away.
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LTNs are council-imposed traffic relocation schemes, moving it from one area to another. It's the same as a council emptying the bins of one street dumping it all on another then telling residents there how well this all works as the rubbish should eventually just rot away.
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Government wanted schemes that promote active travel.
Khan's TFL waste the money on badly implemented schemes.
TFL
Khan's TFL waste the money on badly implemented schemes.
TFL
In reply to Post #173
Times of that LTN have been shortened 8-9 3-4.30
Times of that LTN have been shortened 8-9 3-4.30
In reply to Post #174
That's usually the times they use for School Streets.
That's usually the times they use for School Streets.