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Lamborghini Reventon wallpaper
Posted by Kimberly on Monday, February 28, 2011
Lamborghini Reven [...]
Lamborghini Reventon wallpaper
Posted by Kimberly

Lamborghini Reventon&nb [...]
Competition Time
Posted by Kimberly on Sunday, February 27, 2011

Here's a little easy quiz to brighten up the wet dingy evenings for you all. Take a look at the photos of the off - road shared use cycle path and pavement that leads into the Imperial Park shopping centre in Hartcliffe. [...]
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hartcliffe,
imperial-park,
paveparking
The Cost of Education
Posted by Kimberly on Saturday, February 26, 2011
It's expensive, having children. Even more so if you send them to Public schools, of course.State schools, however, can also prove costly. Here's the scene just after the 2011 Ski trip to Austria arrived back at [...]
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redland,
redland-green-school,
redland-mum
The politics of copyright
Posted by Kimberly
We see that the "Turning Bristol Red" blog is using one of our photographs of Jon Rogers. Not just embedding, but putting a complete new copy up on their own server: http://turningbristolred.files.wordpress.com/2011/01/p1030249.jpg. [...]
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politics
Equal penalties, see
Posted by Kimberly on Friday, February 25, 2011
One amusing consequence of the RPZ is that as the fine for parking without a resident permit in the "permitted parking" area is the as for parking on double yellow lines, if you aren't resident, you may as well park where [...]
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double-yellow-lines,
kingsdown,
nine-tree-hill,
RPZ
Railway Path Signage
Posted by Kimberly on Thursday, February 24, 2011
As the extended route through Wickham Glen goes on, signs are already up on Alcove Road pointing to Eastville Park Similarly, there are signs off Fishponds road letting pedestrians and cyclists know that their reserved route [...]
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cycle-city,
fishponds,
fishponds-road,
paveparking,
railway-path
Monty regains its van friendly reputation
Posted by Kimberly on Wednesday, February 23, 2011
What with the 20 mph zone and all, some people may think that Monty no longer welcomes vans. Not so!First, we are pleased to show the first ever double parking event recorded in Montpelier. We didn't know it was technically [...]
Concept vehicle by Aaron Beck
Posted by Kimberly
Aaron's concept art blog. Check robots and tanks.Keywords: concept vehicle car automotive art illustration design six 6 wheel barracuda cuda hot rod racer v12 engine road warrior style machine black quarter mile speed accelerator [...]
A polite refusal
Posted by Kimberly
Dear james@becomeknown.co.ukThank you for your posting on our entry Traffic Calming by YK06USX. Hi Bristol Traffic,I work with a company that sells bollards and we would LOVE to get a link to their site from Bristol Traffic. Especially as these [...]
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advertising
A brand new Urban Village
Posted by Kimberly
We are keeping an eye one some newly proclaimed subversives, the People's Cycling Front of South Gloucestershire, whose goal is for S Gloucs to have cycle paths that the Dutch won't laugh at.They have denounced the new cycle [...]
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activism,
cyclepath,
cyclingfront,
lockleaze,
north-fringe,
south-gloucester,
UWE
Traffic Calming by YK06USX
Posted by Kimberly on Tuesday, February 22, 2011
This little mini convertible, YK06USX, has managed to make the most of the tiny area allocated to parking here, by almost, but not quite fitting in to the gap, so resorting to a bit of echelon-parking. The result is nice [...]
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echelon-parking,
mini,
zetland-road
tuning multicolor
Posted by Kimberly
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Chrysler Photoshop
Posted by Kimberly
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James Chung concept vehicle designs
Posted by Kimberly
James' vehicle and entertainment art blog. Also check out conceptships, robots and tanks.Keywords: digital technical illustration concept automotive car vehicle art design by james chung futuristic spikes on wheels adjust [...]
The front line of the RPZ
Posted by Kimberly on Monday, February 21, 2011
Freemantle Square, the council is happily making us pay even more for the right to park near the inner city, and ticketing those who resist! Fortunately, just down the hill, the zone ends, and on Springfield road, you can [...]
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fremantle-square,
kingsdown,
nine-tree-hill,
RPZ,
springfield-road
Breaking news: Eric Pickles declares war on Montpelier
Posted by Kimberly
From the (sadly) militant pressure group of people to poor to afford cars comes this news: the government plans to give councils the power to restrict paveparking to occasions other than when mothers with kids are blocked.We don't need to say anything [...]
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bristol-evening-post,
media,
paveparking
Changes on Woodland Road
Posted by Kimberly on Sunday, February 20, 2011
It's been a few weeks since the RPZ rolled out, a year since Chris Hutt last commented on it. Time start looking at the impact of the RPZ on the city.The RPZ has devastated Woodland Road and the rest of the university quarter. [...]
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RPZ,
southwell-street,
university,
woodland-road