Andy’s comment was referring to the general provision of public transport. Not the limited subset used here. (View Post)

Hah, fair enough! (View Post)

Again, unless demand was already at 100% of road capacity, an increase in demand doesn’t necessarily require a one-to-one increase in capacity. (View Post)

The argument that a x% increase in population warrants a corresponding x% increase in the length of roads in the country is too simplistic. For starters, it assumes all the roads were at capacity to … (View Post)

There are only a handful of people on whole life orders. Changing those to life sentences would have an absolutely negligible effect on the prison system. (View Post)