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Agree 100%. Sadly when it comes to transport Britain has always been terrible at 'joined-up thinking'.

I agree, but there is a difference between cars in city centres (bad, very very bad) and cars being used as inter-city transport. Simply saying "cars are bad, m'kay" massively over-simplifies the issue. I've pointed out before that a lot of the car-free cities that Stat Brother correctly praises...

Yeah, I'm a pedestrian! Bottom of the food chain! :lolol: But yeah, I can probably compromise, cyclists can have the seafront. (Slightly biased as the only accident I've ever had is when a cyclist knocked me down whilst I was walking on the pavement on Tottenham Court Road). And there will be no...

TBH, for me the 'climate' argument is (almost) irrelevant in this case. As you say any global environmental benefit we gain from banning cars in Brighton city centre can easily be undone by other choices we make. What is undoubtedly true though is that banning cars, indeed banning anything with...