> Doug wrote:

>> On 1 Sep, 19:23, nik.morgan talktalk.net> wrote:

>>> On Mon, 1 Sep 2008 18:55:35 +0100, Knight Of The Road wrote
>>> (in article bt.com>):

>

>>>> "Doug" riseup.net> wrote
>>>> It would be a pretty desperate situation if I had to rely on you to
>>>> feed me.
>>>> Why takes the food to Tesco, the Tesco fairy?
>>>> �Luckily though there are very many others who also transport
>>>> food and probably some who are not totally car dependent like you.
>>>> I've never met a truck driver who didn't own a car. How would he get to
>>>> work?

>>> Come to think of it I don't either, all own cars or vans and a lot own
>>> scooters or bikes as well for the summertime. In the last couple of RCD's
>>> I've delivered to on a regular basis most of the workers there also own cars
>>> though there is some car pooling and minibusses for the migrant workers. �
>>> There are certainly no bus services or trains and these places work 24/7 with
>>> shift patterns across all hours. no car (or own transport) equals no work.

>

>> I doubt that you or Vince's anecdotal evidence counts for much. You
>> seem to be trying to claim that truck drivers NEVER EVER live near
>> their place of work within walking or cycling distance.

>

>> --
>> World Carfree Network
>>http://www.worldcarfree.net/
>> Help for your car-addicted friends in the U.K.

>
> If, unlikely as it may seem, you had a job, would you wish to live next
> door to your place of work?