15 März 2010 - Oxford, Queen Street. On one hand the council in Oxford is very progressive when it comes to public transport. They built large P&R places, they made the operators reduce the number of buses in the city centre due to congestion, and they pedestrianised this bus-only street in the centre. On the other hand, they do not think about electric public transport at all - attaching the wires to the historic buildings or constructing poles in the narrow streets in the centre. And sadly - as the photo shows - when you have pedestrianised areas with buses the pedestrians always prefer to get into the shot rather than walk on the 'roadway'.

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empi (2010-05-22 20:25:59.032549)
No to Ty mogłeś wejść na jezdnię, zdążyłbyś zejść zanim by przejechał
straphan (2010-05-22 21:52:04.711797)
Eee, co to bylby za deptak
JP (2010-05-22 22:06:01.13059)
Fajne, spontaniczne zdjęcie.
empi (2010-05-25 17:38:05.286225)
No nie wiem, według mnie ta kobieta dyskwalifikuje foto Ja bym albo wszedł na ulicę, albo robił zdjęcia do skutku albo poszedł tam na foty w niedzielę o 7 rano
iwouldstay (2010-05-28 10:06:59.200537)
You might stick up wires on Queen Street, but I think the council is very wise not to pick fights with the dons of 500-year old colleges elsewhere in town. Change things? They haven't allowed much of that in half a millennium and they're hardly going to start now. Battery buses might be an option and I'm sure that once they become viable Oxford will go for them.
prosper5250 (2012-02-06 09:30:53.416426)
Battery busses? You speak about Solaris in Britain? Nah, it's a song of a long future.

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