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Mark @ Aug 15th 2007 10:41AM
while a nice idea, this will never work, mainly because in a lot of areas (like Devon, where i live) you're so far from school you have no choice but to get there by car, plus i pass 3 schools on my journey to work, am i going to have to find a different route to work just because some fat kid doesn't know when to put the ice cream down and go play in the mud?
Don @ Aug 15th 2007 3:52PM
How about we ban cars from freeways, highways, byways, backroads, and racetracks?
There. Problem solved.