Ideally a city centre should be “owned” by pedestrians (and possibly well behaved cyclists).

Surely all cars are designed with them. Are there any other countries beside the USA and Canada that have regions that do not require plates? Pretty sure every other country does. And even vehicles designed for North American market only will be designed with states/provinces that require a plate in mind

Obsessive safety breeds contempt

One of our local breweries does have a "canbulance" for events

I’m in Bristol, England and it’s not too different.

Ok, I’m in the UK and it’s probably a wee bit different here but that example is reckless.

Does the US not require a height reference inside the cab?

One of the few designs that looks to need smaller wheels and larger sidewall.

Pretty sure the rear of the Concorde was designed by the french in metric and the front in imperial by the British.

Designers job goes a fair bit beyond aesthetics

Wuld it also include heavy trucks? In which case Renault has lots and I think owns Volvo trucks

I like, but can't help thinking they'd look better a couple of inches smaller with more sidewall

People’s wants and needs are different.

I imagine the neighbours are brassed off

Ot looks like an unfinished idea

About speeding (or not) I used to like the old mercedes cruise control that allowed a speed limiter. In heavily enforced areas it’s such a great thing to have, yet doesn’t seem to be common.

Tough or strong?

Aston V12 is still an Aston engine (with ford heritage).

Like this?

Do find myself using a generic sorry/excuse me (hi, i’m here and either would like your attention or apologise for the interruption) kind away.