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A classic example of not seeing the forest for the limes:
When did buying shoes become so bloody complex?!
Probably because they've been using it for 30 years and not received any complaints until the DVLA sprung this on them....
A lab in your hand but no cash in your pocket. But the app' is free which of course makes all the difference.
or for tyre manufacturers to give the distance from bead-to-bead. then, using the internal rim width measurement as chord length, one can calculate...
I'm not quite sure how you get bikes into Pottyboro's recycling centre, it a pretty car orientated layout with a sharp ramp up into a building of...
I cannot see how the type of cycle lane has any bearing on cars pulling out in front of you....
it would be funny if a judge could ban the passenger from driving (if licenced) and give them an asbo preventing them form being a passenger in a...
re Cycling Uk rebranding....
Posting them here in the comments six times a day is just excessive anyway.