Something is not right. The council are trying to brainwash our faithful Bristol driving masses. "THINK BIKE" messages on electronic boards on our commuter route from our country residences to our city waged jobs. Not local neighbourhoods that we are passing through. This is definitely first and foremost our commuter route.
So it's good to see Summerhill Motors sticking up for us, the intrepid commuters, and fighting the walking and cycling message that the City Council are trying so hard to push on us.
They've gone to the trouble to park not one, but two cars, successfully
totally blocking the pavement and another third car in the bus / cycle
lane. A double score! Giving a strong message to not only pedestrians
that walking is just not acceptable, but also to those trying to use
public transport or cycle too that their behaviour will not be
tolerated.
To make it even better this is on the "Wesley Way" route that the
council have created to encourage people by telling them that this is a
safe walking and cycling route! It is also close to a local school,
hopefully showing those that choose to walk or cycle to that school that
such behaviour is just not right. They should be driving the school
run, preferably in a car bought from Summerhill Motors.
It's good to see the local businesses sticking up for us, the not local people and helping us to remember to "Think Bike" but then to "Do Car".
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