Sunak orders review of low traffic neighbourhoods in pro-motorist message
Sunak orders review of low traffic neighbourhoods in pro-motorist message
Speaking to the Sunday Telegraph, the prime minister says he wants to support people to use their cars.
He's also said he's "on the motorists' side" and plans to restrict councils from imposing 20mph speed limits.
Fuck Rishi Sunak. Make his wife pay her taxes. He shouldn't be an MP let alone PM.
29Fuck this guy and his car
28It's almost as if the prime minister himself was a selfish billionaire or something. Oh wait!
22They think they're onto a good thing after their suprise by-election victory, credited to the unpopularity of the expansion of London's ultra low emission zone. Now watch as Rishi flyers with rolling back every single environmentally progressive policy of the last 50 years for a handful of votes.
Still, they're onto a loser there. The environment and climate change is a big concern for voters these days, and frankly they're already uncredible in that department. What little reputation they have will get easily be damaged.
14I'm not so sure about that.
they care more about swing voters in swing constituencies - not people in general.i think there are plenty of swing voters who might be mildly bothered about the environment, but many can be made to fear losing their cars more with the right rhetoric.
I think they'll bet that most of the people turned off by that were never going to flip to tory anyway.
I'd also not put too much stock in opinion polls on that matter - they're just not a very good measure. sure 50/60/70% of voters may say they care about the environment when asked a question with nothing at stake. but would they actually vote to get rid of their car or for higher fuel taxes; or even just to invest public money into public transport services.
4@oo1 @mondoman712 @CouldntCareBear Yes but the stuff about ULEZ is largely fear-mongering. It will be completely irrelevant in a year's time. Most of the people worried about it won't actually be affected by it. And across London as a whole it's pretty popular.
There is plenty of historical experience across many countries on this. They're initially seen as possibly a good idea, then as it gets closer, people panic, then they get enacted, then people get used to them and *mostly* support them.
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He likes watching the world burn.
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