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All that, but what I really want is the one mile road circuit promised so I can go fast every now and then. Impossible to get a clear, safe, repeatable mile in East London anywhere!
A Great City with better solutions.
Ah! hate it when I do that I've gone and reduced a considered piece of political thinking about the games legacy in London. All Mr Johnson has to do is put 'The Green Party for a' at the start the sentence and zap we have a predictable and rather boring slogan.
I do worry that all the talk about the games legacy is very London centric as if Britain is irreverent, and does not warrant inclusion in any Olympic legacy. Perhaps we have London a modern City state.
The Olympic legacy is London-centric because London was the host of the London 2012 games. The Olympics are hosted by a city, not a country.
I don't particularly mind the 'London-centric' nature of much of the discussion around improving things for cyclists. The capital city seems most likely to lead the way. If new infrastructure is successful in London it gives the rest of the country less excuse not to catch up.
An excellent initiative. The biggest obstacle to progress we face is traffic planners and highways engineers. Until elected politicians challenge them to think in a different way we will only get token measures for cycling, invariably added as an after-thought.