Bristol Traffic

In which we explore the options for getting round Bristol (*), and the consequences of those decisions. (*) Excluding Fishponds.

Saturday, 6 December 2008

Stolen Trike

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Someone in Southville has had their red adult tricycle stolen, "(red Tri 1) was stolen from outside Reg's house 19.00 Friday 5 Dece...
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The legally-parked Range-Rover competition

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Its another month, and time to start a new competition for a legally-parked Range-Rover. Contributions to bristol.traffic at gmail.com welc...
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Walking Strategy

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The council is trying to put together a walking strategy . This web site may submit some data, a key theme being "to enable walking you...
Friday, 5 December 2008

Queen E. School

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The QEH school, on Jacob's Well's road, hadn't come to anyone's attention, but while in the area at 1600 it becomes obvious ...
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The Kingsdown Parking problem

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Mazda WP56DYY must be very glad that Bristol Parking Services never visit somerset street. For if they did, the fact that it is on the pavem...
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Student travel options

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There is now a U-bus running up and down Whiteladies road; this could offer a functional bus service to Bristol University. What other optio...
Thursday, 4 December 2008

Cotham goes Unionist

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In past months, the community spirit and cost-effective taxi services of the segregated unionist/nationalist estates of Northern Ireland ha...
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University Approach

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Starting to collect some data on the university. A key finding is that walking is the primary way students get to university, something they...
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Wednesday, 3 December 2008

Trailer Park

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When engaging in lazy and illegal parking, use a trailer for added effect. Leave it sticking out into the road and have hours of fun watchin...
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Mobile phones by hour of day, day of week

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This is a pretty big image -it's the phones by hour by day table presented as a graph; every day appears side-by-side. Follow the link ...
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Yes, but it's so convenient.

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Over at Christchurch school, there is now a sign up. It says "Parking on the zig-zags is dangerous and selfish" The Parent driving...
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Tuesday, 2 December 2008

bluetooth device data

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This is an alternate presentation of the data, split by hour by day. Here as a table for anyone planning on doing their own analysis -just p...

No Mud?

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Ashton Court is the official home of mud. Even if you dont go there you can see the people returning, get a feel for conditions, just by loo...
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Triple Lines!

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Southville Parking forward over this snap of the Range Rover M22MAX on North Street, on triple lines. Presumably triple yellow lines mean re...
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Smart Cars for smarter parking

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SmartCars can park in ways normal cars caren't. Here the Smartie WN58KEJ is only taking up half the yellow-line space in this junction o...
Monday, 1 December 2008

Datamining the streets

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This site is a documentary. Normally: photos and commentary, but today here's something different: 6 months worth of scanned Bluetooth d...
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New bike parking in Gloucester Road

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If you look on Bristol Streets, people have a lot to say about cycling along Gloucester Road. That could be a measure of its popularity - a ...
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Sunday, 30 November 2008

Dangerous Dropoff

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Parents care for their kids. Here is one who is trying to do everything right. He's bought the 4x4 for its extra safety. He's drivin...

DVLA at Work

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Here in Clifton on a weekday morning, we see the DVLA road tax vehicle auditing the streets. With its cameras on every corner and a computer...
Saturday, 29 November 2008

Fresh Winter Mud!

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It's been a bit dull out there recently -no good rainfall since August, leaving mud conditions in Ashton Court/Leigh woods a bit boring....
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