God you lot are precious!
project - Memberyou can be arrested fro taking pictures of buses internaly and externally, anti terrorism laws it appears.
Oh and this is total rubbish. Its a public place, so as long as you aren't using the pictures for personal profit its fine.
Yep right then. perhaps tell the police, and all the train enthusiasts who have been thrown off stations and had their camera equipment checked as part of anti terrorism worries.
http://www.theguardian.com/uk/2009/apr/16/police-delete-tourist-photos
I love sitting on the top deck, right at the front on the left hand side making it feel like the bus is going to hit lamposts and parked cars and then just misses. Just introduced my kids to this and they loved it.
toby1 - Member
The A14 as a road is fine, the problem with it is the quality of driving on it, 2 meters seems to be the maximum a lot of the users like to have as a breaking distance.
It is not that. The A14 is the _only_ road that goes from the UK's biggest container port to anywhere in the midlands or the north. I've been saying for years that it needs to be three lanes, or they need to shift the container traffic onto rails, but the only solution seems to have been the toll idea cutting across nice farmland from Cambridge to Brampton.
Hell, I remember commuting every day from Woodbridge to the other side of Cambridge for 18 months and not once did I have a clear, traffic free drive in. I could guarantee that the A14 would be screwed with people waiting to go to the science park, with the queues going back to before the A1303 slip off on a regular basis. Coming back was better, but only because I could leave a bit layer and miss the FUBAR that the A428/M11/A14 is on a daily basis for anyone heading east in the morning and at kicking out time.
Sit at the back of the double decker bus and shout
LOW BRIDGE,DUCK,
is quite funny as well.
or when you get off a badly driven double decker, tell the driver you think someone has collapsed upstairs due to his heavy braking/ swerving and watch the colour drain from his face.
Yes, it's all of 17 steps up the stairs to get to the workroom.Don't you work from home?
However have to do horrible things such as visiting the hospital. Not even the fun of a double decker as it's difficult to negotiate the twisty turny lanes.
Lol @ project.
Yep right then. perhaps tell the police, and all the train enthusiasts who have been thrown off stations and had their camera equipment checked as part of anti terrorism worries.
Officious and ill-informed police officers exceeding their authority doesn't make it law.
