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Along with the the war on cars which you are having problem understanding. Regardless of your feeling to the contary this is what is going to them voted out.

That doesn't mean there arec36 million drivers.

Not true, Oxford St have been closed off to cars and made a bus route only.

If you need to work in town then yes i agree its an expense you have to bear, but my point all the time you have a option of two jobs for next week one in say Bakers street or the other in Freshfield Road which option if working out of a van would you choose? You would turn down the work in town.

Ladders, tools, materials. Bus drivers get stoppy when asked to wait whilst you load 12 sheets of plaster board outside wickes.

Yes but : 1) you got to spend time going to get it. 2) You got to pay, so its an added cost on the job which customers dont like paying for 3) when you got it, you still got to find a space new to the job. Better off taking a job where access it a lot easier. If i had no work sitting at home...

Yes, i do too. It just too much hassle having to park away for your work place having to travel to and from the van each time you need something.

So in conclusion pedestrians and cyclists are the problem?