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Number plates for bicycles proposed in Tokyo
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worl...-in-Tokyo.html
Bicycles in Tokyo may be required to display individual number plates like cars, according to new government proposals. The move would aim to lower the number of accidents and improve etiquette in Tokyo, a city where cycling is widely popular among salarymen, students and housewives alike. The proposals were outlined by a panel of experts in traffic safety and education as part of a study group formed by Tokyo Metropolitan Government, according to reports in the Sankei Shimbun. The move would involve each individual bicycle possessing its own number plate, in the same way cars are registered, which would make it easier to track down the owners of abandoned or stolen two-wheeled vehicles. Shigeru Morichi, professor at the National Graduate Institute for Policy Studies, who headed the study group, proposed that such a move would also help stem the current rise in the number of cycling accidents, the Sankei reported. The proposals, which will be discussed by Tokyo Metropolitan Government in September, are the latest in a string of moves to improve cycling conditions in Japan's capital. The move would aim to lower the number of accidents and improve etiquette in Tokyo, a city where cycling is widely popular among salarymen, students and housewives alike. The proposals were outlined by a panel of experts in traffic safety and education as part of a study group formed by Tokyo Metropolitan Government, according to reports in the Sankei Shimbun. The move would involve each individual bicycle possessing its own number plate, in the same way cars are registered, which would make it easier to track down the owners of abandoned or stolen two-wheeled vehicles. Shigeru Morichi, professor at the National Graduate Institute for Policy Studies, who headed the study group, proposed that such a move would also help stem the current rise in the number of cycling accidents, the Sankei reported. The proposals, which will be discussed by Tokyo Metropolitan Government in September, are the latest in a string of moves to improve cycling conditions in Japan's capital. |
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Number plates for bicycles proposed in Tokyo
Mr. Benn wrote:
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worl...-in-Tokyo.html Bicycles in Tokyo may be required to display individual number plates like cars, according to new government proposals. The move would aim to lower the number of accidents and improve etiquette in Tokyo, a city where cycling is widely popular among salarymen, students and housewives alike. The proposals were outlined by a panel of experts in traffic safety and education as part of a study group formed by Tokyo Metropolitan Government, according to reports in the Sankei Shimbun. The move would involve each individual bicycle possessing its own number plate, in the same way cars are registered, which would make it easier to track down the owners of abandoned or stolen two-wheeled vehicles. Shigeru Morichi, professor at the National Graduate Institute for Policy Studies, who headed the study group, proposed that such a move would also help stem the current rise in the number of cycling accidents, the Sankei reported. The proposals, which will be discussed by Tokyo Metropolitan Government in September, are the latest in a string of moves to improve cycling conditions in Japan's capital. The move would aim to lower the number of accidents and improve etiquette in Tokyo, a city where cycling is widely popular among salarymen, students and housewives alike. The proposals were outlined by a panel of experts in traffic safety and education as part of a study group formed by Tokyo Metropolitan Government, according to reports in the Sankei Shimbun. The move would involve each individual bicycle possessing its own number plate, in the same way cars are registered, which would make it easier to track down the owners of abandoned or stolen two-wheeled vehicles. Shigeru Morichi, professor at the National Graduate Institute for Policy Studies, who headed the study group, proposed that such a move would also help stem the current rise in the number of cycling accidents, the Sankei reported. The proposals, which will be discussed by Tokyo Metropolitan Government in September, are the latest in a string of moves to improve cycling conditions in Japan's capital. cue cyclobabble about it being impossible to do since cycles cannot have number plates attached due to the design of the bicycle. |
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Number plates for bicycles proposed in Tokyo
"Mrcheerful" wrote in message
... Mr. Benn wrote: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worl...-in-Tokyo.html Bicycles in Tokyo may be required to display individual number plates like cars, according to new government proposals. The move would aim to lower the number of accidents and improve etiquette in Tokyo, a city where cycling is widely popular among salarymen, students and housewives alike. The proposals were outlined by a panel of experts in traffic safety and education as part of a study group formed by Tokyo Metropolitan Government, according to reports in the Sankei Shimbun. The move would involve each individual bicycle possessing its own number plate, in the same way cars are registered, which would make it easier to track down the owners of abandoned or stolen two-wheeled vehicles. Shigeru Morichi, professor at the National Graduate Institute for Policy Studies, who headed the study group, proposed that such a move would also help stem the current rise in the number of cycling accidents, the Sankei reported. The proposals, which will be discussed by Tokyo Metropolitan Government in September, are the latest in a string of moves to improve cycling conditions in Japan's capital. The move would aim to lower the number of accidents and improve etiquette in Tokyo, a city where cycling is widely popular among salarymen, students and housewives alike. The proposals were outlined by a panel of experts in traffic safety and education as part of a study group formed by Tokyo Metropolitan Government, according to reports in the Sankei Shimbun. The move would involve each individual bicycle possessing its own number plate, in the same way cars are registered, which would make it easier to track down the owners of abandoned or stolen two-wheeled vehicles. Shigeru Morichi, professor at the National Graduate Institute for Policy Studies, who headed the study group, proposed that such a move would also help stem the current rise in the number of cycling accidents, the Sankei reported. The proposals, which will be discussed by Tokyo Metropolitan Government in September, are the latest in a string of moves to improve cycling conditions in Japan's capital. cue cyclobabble about it being impossible to do since cycles cannot have number plates attached due to the design of the bicycle. The plates could be mounted to the rear and below the saddle. I'm not talking about car-sized registration plates but something smaller. |
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Number plates for bicycles proposed in Tokyo
Mr. Benn wrote:
"Mrcheerful" wrote in message ... Mr. Benn wrote: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worl...-in-Tokyo.html Bicycles in Tokyo may be required to display individual number plates like cars, according to new government proposals. The move would aim to lower the number of accidents and improve etiquette in Tokyo, a city where cycling is widely popular among salarymen, students and housewives alike. The proposals were outlined by a panel of experts in traffic safety and education as part of a study group formed by Tokyo Metropolitan Government, according to reports in the Sankei Shimbun. The move would involve each individual bicycle possessing its own number plate, in the same way cars are registered, which would make it easier to track down the owners of abandoned or stolen two-wheeled vehicles. Shigeru Morichi, professor at the National Graduate Institute for Policy Studies, who headed the study group, proposed that such a move would also help stem the current rise in the number of cycling accidents, the Sankei reported. The proposals, which will be discussed by Tokyo Metropolitan Government in September, are the latest in a string of moves to improve cycling conditions in Japan's capital. The move would aim to lower the number of accidents and improve etiquette in Tokyo, a city where cycling is widely popular among salarymen, students and housewives alike. The proposals were outlined by a panel of experts in traffic safety and education as part of a study group formed by Tokyo Metropolitan Government, according to reports in the Sankei Shimbun. The move would involve each individual bicycle possessing its own number plate, in the same way cars are registered, which would make it easier to track down the owners of abandoned or stolen two-wheeled vehicles. Shigeru Morichi, professor at the National Graduate Institute for Policy Studies, who headed the study group, proposed that such a move would also help stem the current rise in the number of cycling accidents, the Sankei reported. The proposals, which will be discussed by Tokyo Metropolitan Government in September, are the latest in a string of moves to improve cycling conditions in Japan's capital. cue cyclobabble about it being impossible to do since cycles cannot have number plates attached due to the design of the bicycle. The plates could be mounted to the rear and below the saddle. I'm not talking about car-sized registration plates but something smaller. it would make no difference if they were the size of a postage stamp, it is categorically impossible to put number plates on bicycles, this has been stated as fact many times by the psycholists here. |
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Number plates for bicycles proposed in Tokyo
On Monday, June 11, 2012 1:20:23 PM UTC+1, Mrcheerful wrote:
Mr. Benn wrote: "Mrcheerful" wrote in message ... Mr. Benn wrote: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worl...-in-Tokyo.html Bicycles in Tokyo may be required to display individual number plates like cars, according to new government proposals. The move would aim to lower the number of accidents and improve etiquette in Tokyo, a city where cycling is widely popular among salarymen, students and housewives alike. The proposals were outlined by a panel of experts in traffic safety and education as part of a study group formed by Tokyo Metropolitan Government, according to reports in the Sankei Shimbun. The move would involve each individual bicycle possessing its own number plate, in the same way cars are registered, which would make it easier to track down the owners of abandoned or stolen two-wheeled vehicles. Shigeru Morichi, professor at the National Graduate Institute for Policy Studies, who headed the study group, proposed that such a move would also help stem the current rise in the number of cycling accidents, the Sankei reported. The proposals, which will be discussed by Tokyo Metropolitan Government in September, are the latest in a string of moves to improve cycling conditions in Japan's capital. The move would aim to lower the number of accidents and improve etiquette in Tokyo, a city where cycling is widely popular among salarymen, students and housewives alike. The proposals were outlined by a panel of experts in traffic safety and education as part of a study group formed by Tokyo Metropolitan Government, according to reports in the Sankei Shimbun. The move would involve each individual bicycle possessing its own number plate, in the same way cars are registered, which would make it easier to track down the owners of abandoned or stolen two-wheeled vehicles. Shigeru Morichi, professor at the National Graduate Institute for Policy Studies, who headed the study group, proposed that such a move would also help stem the current rise in the number of cycling accidents, the Sankei reported. The proposals, which will be discussed by Tokyo Metropolitan Government in September, are the latest in a string of moves to improve cycling conditions in Japan's capital. cue cyclobabble about it being impossible to do since cycles cannot have number plates attached due to the design of the bicycle. The plates could be mounted to the rear and below the saddle. I'm not talking about car-sized registration plates but something smaller. it would make no difference if they were the size of a postage stamp, it is categorically impossible to put number plates on bicycles, this has been stated as fact many times by the psycholists here. Benn and Cheerful, the Ant and Dec of trolling. |
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Number plates for bicycles proposed in Tokyo
On Jun 11, 12:50*pm, "Mrcheerful" wrote:
cue cyclobabble about it being impossible to do since cycles cannot have number plates attached due to the design of the bicycle.- Hide quoted text - That is made up, isn't it. Or would you care to cite a few examples? |
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Number plates for bicycles proposed in Tokyo
On Jun 11, 1:20*pm, "Mrcheerful" wrote:
.. it would make no difference if they were the size of a postage stamp, it is categorically impossible to put number plates on bicycles, this has been stated as fact many times by the psycholists here.- Hide quoted text - Oooh, "stated as fact many times" That means you'll easily be able to provide a few examples, then. |
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Number plates for bicycles proposed in Tokyo
PhilO wrote:
On Jun 11, 1:20 pm, "Mrcheerful" wrote: . it would make no difference if they were the size of a postage stamp, it is categorically impossible to put number plates on bicycles, this has been stated as fact many times by the psycholists here.- Hide quoted text - Oooh, "stated as fact many times" That means you'll easily be able to provide a few examples, then. just for you: On Sun, 19 Jun 2011 09:19:08 -0700 (PDT), Simon Mason wrote: Those type of numbers are often handed out at cycle events and are usually taped or cable tied to handlebars as a temporary ID number for the event. They are then removed and handed back to the HQ for use at further events. I have never seen any affixed to the *rear* of a road bike as there is no room, nor anywhere to attach it to. |
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Number plates for bicycles proposed in Tokyo
On Mon, 11 Jun 2012 05:44:48 -0700 (PDT)
PhilO wrote: On Jun 11, 12:50=A0pm, "Mrcheerful" wrote: cue cyclobabble about it being impossible to do since cycles cannot have number plates attached due to the design of the bicycle.- Hide quoted tex= t - That is made up, isn't it. Or would you care to cite a few examples? Someone can't spot sarcasm. B2003 |
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