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I, on the other hand, see loads. And hardly any on the pavement. Although there is one special group of cyclist who do use the pavement. They're called... children.

It doesn't invalidate your general whinging, but it does invalidate the original target of your whinging, whom you presumed, without bothering to find out, was specifically Brighton & Hove City Council. I didn't know for sure, but it took me 20 seconds to find the answer - 15 of which because I...

No they're not. It's cars driving in non-car thoroughfares that clog up the streets. Southbound London Road, for example.

What an irrelevant post; it doesn't cover any of his whining. Whining, incidentally, which has now been established is totally at the wrong people.

Transport policy across the UK is set by the respective devolved governments. So transport policy in England is set by Westminster, who have decided that the national bus pass age is (at present) 60 in London, and 66 across the rest of England...