http://observer.guardian.co.uk/politics ... 91,00.html
Quote:
UK will grind to halt without new roads
"Pricing plans are 'not enough' to deal with congestion, warn experts"
"Thousands of miles of new roads will have to be built by the government to cope with the effects of bottlenecks, population growth and ambitious new housebuilding targets, an authoritative study has concluded.
Much of the demand for expansion will be in the South East of England, and there will be a need for 'significant' roadbuilding in the Midlands and East Anglia, says the report for the RAC Foundation, which is due to be published at the beginning of next month."
I'm sure I could have told them the same for a lot less money.
The idea that we need lots of new and expanded roads, as soon as possible, is a no-brainer to me. A pity the government don't take the same view
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