Thank you for your inane contribution. Seeing as you don't understand my signature or it's allusions' date=' i can't be bothered to explain it, but look up h-u-m-o-u-r and i-r-o-n-y in your spare time. If you read my post you'll see i indeed made a statement. For the benefit of you and others missing the point i made, let me clarify it. Wearing armbands is a nice sentiment, but aside from creating some brief awareness, its hardly going to make a fundamental change to our driving culture - not to mention or our cycling culture, where fingers can also be justly pointed. For sure, if the publicity around wearing armbands is milked relentlessly, and converted into action, then we're getting somewhere, and ideas for action are where the posts are now thankfully headed. But wearing an armband is not going to change motorists' mindset, so we shouldn't imagine that the changes we need will come simply from doing that. [/quote'] It is at least a start. Even if one motorist stops to think about it and tries to make an effort to change his driving then it will be a success. Nothing will change overnight. But this is a start. You can't get from JHB to CPT in one step. This is the first step. As my teaches told me years ago at school - Big elephant, small pieces! The impression I get is that you are only prepared to do something that will magically change the position and solve the issues overnight in one go. That won't happen! This noble effort is a start! And it is great that Hubbers are prepared to be part of it!
