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Plan To Increase Speed Limit Ditched Because Of Fears That It May Alienate Women Drivers.
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http:// www.dai lymail. co.uk/n ews/art icle-23 46316/G overnme nt-ditc hes-pla ns-rais e-motor way-spe ed-limi t-80mph -amid-s afety-c oncerns -fears- alienat e-women -voters .html
/// The Prime Minister's inner circle is said to fear that an increase in the speed limit could alienate women voters. Polls have shown a majority of drivers would support the move, but significant numbers of women were against it. ///
So is this proof that it does not matter how some measures could be beneficial, it is all down to the fear of losing votes from some quarters?
/// The Prime Minister's inner circle is said to fear that an increase in the speed limit could alienate women voters. Polls have shown a majority of drivers would support the move, but significant numbers of women were against it. ///
So is this proof that it does not matter how some measures could be beneficial, it is all down to the fear of losing votes from some quarters?
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// The groups, which include the road safety charity Brake, the Campaign for Better Transport and Greenpeace, also estimated that the higher limit would lead to 25 extra deaths and 100 serious injuries a year, as well as 2.2m more tonnes of carbon emissions.
"What Patrick (Transport Minister) has learned from Holland, however, is that the policy was not as popular as the politicians thought it would be and they promptly lost the next election." //
// The groups, which include the road safety charity Brake, the Campaign for Better Transport and Greenpeace, also estimated that the higher limit would lead to 25 extra deaths and 100 serious injuries a year, as well as 2.2m more tonnes of carbon emissions.
"What Patrick (Transport Minister) has learned from Holland, however, is that the policy was not as popular as the politicians thought it would be and they promptly lost the next election." //
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