... Perhaps just intended to keep leisure travellers who wish to buy tickets in advance away from clogging up busy ticket offices during the rush hour (leisure travellers often having a leisurely demeanour whilst rush hour travellers are often... you see where I'm going with this). Would a NR automatic ticket barrier reject an ...

... restrictive Perhaps just intended to keep leisure travellers who wish to buy tickets in advance away from clogging up busy ticket offices during the rush hour (leisure travellers often having a leisurely demeanour whilst rush hour travellers are often... you see where I'm going with this). Would a NR automatic ticket barrier reject an attempt to use...

...@4ax.com>, Peter Hill <peter.usenet1@nospam.demon.co.uk> writes Can't keep up? When I worked in town center, the 5 miles from my house to town took 20min at 8-9am rush hour in a car or on bicycle. I obeyed all red lights. In a city like London with what 8mph? average traffic speed I'd still be doing 15mph and be at work in 1/2 ...

...keep up with and therefore hold up the majority of the traffic. Can't keep up? When I worked in town center, the 5 miles from my house to town took 20min at 8-9am rush hour in a car or on bicycle. I obeyed all red lights. In a city like London with what 8mph? average traffic speed I'd still be doing 15mph and be at work in 1/2...

... You mean programming? Me: Not lisping. X: What's the difference? Me: Programming is like driving good for nothing family caravan into a hot day at the rush hour peak while you're already 20minutes late for work. Lisping is like driving brand new Maseratti convertible on a highway without a speed limit. -- Resistance is...

... encouraging people to travel after 0930. Which of course is excellent news, for both 9-5ers and (typically lower paid) shift workers. Less congestion in the rush hour as people are encouraged to travel later in the day, and a welcome reduction in cost for the poorest, hardest working members of society already hit unfairly ...

... at encouraging people to travel after 0930. Which of course is excellent news, for both 9-5ers and (typically lower paid) shift workers. Less congestion in the rush hour as people are encouraged to travel later in the day, and a welcome reduction in cost for the poorest, hardest working members of society already hit unfairly be ...

... those junctions along the northern edge of the M25 (J26 A121, anyone?) will be shut (except for emergency access and egress) in order to prevent traffic being slowed by rush-hour joiners. I'm fairly sure that the M25 was never meant to facilitate access to Waltham Abbey in any event. However, I'm not sure anybody has ...

... those junctions along the northern edge of the M25 (J26 A121, anyone?) will be shut (except for emergency access and egress) in order to prevent traffic being slowed by rush-hour joiners. I'm fairly sure that the M25 was never meant to facilitate access to Waltham Abbey in any event. However, I'm not sure anybody has ...

... of those junctions along the northern edge of the M25 (J26 A121, anyone?) will be shut (except for emergency access and egress) in order to prevent traffic being slowed by rush-hour joiners. I'm fairly sure that the M25 was never meant to facilitate access to Waltham Abbey in any event. However, I'm not sure anybody has ...