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People avoid coaches, probably, because they are slow & uncomfortable.
The seating has virtually zero legroom & the claustrophobic “feel” is palpable ( This from a person who was used to travelling on the tube, mark you! )
[Snip! LBM]
The Grayling’s actions in terminating much electrification is coming back to haunt government & the railways.
[And snip again. LBM]
http://www.transport-network.co.uk/Take-e-scooter-risk-seriously/17320
E-scooters serious risk to blind & visually impaired
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And, if the rider is in dark clothing & it is “after dark” – to normal people as well, if ridden without lights on the public road