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Aberdeen: Transparent war on drivers continues with skewed survey - Vimarsana News

Aberdeen: Transparent war on drivers continues with skewed survey

If the intention really is to find out people's views on transport issues, ask questions which genuinely seek ALL views, writes Derek Tucker.

Concerns over vehicles parking in Aberdeen cycle lanes - Vimarsana News

Concerns over vehicles parking in Aberdeen cycle lanes

Concerns over vehicles parking in Aberdeen cycle lanes © Supplied by Aberdeen Cycle Forum One of the images taken by members of Aberdeen Cycle Forum with vehicles parked in cycle lanes. Concerns have been raised over Aberdeen’s Spaces for People measures – as vehicles keep parking in cycle lanes. Members of Aberdeen Cycle Forum have been reporting issues with Spaces for People measures across the city to the local authority, as vehicles continue to be seen parking in the dedicated cycle lanes. The group has warned that parking on a mandatory cycle lane is both a risk and inconvenience to...

Schoolkids join drive to tackle pollution 'poison' - Vimarsana News

Schoolkids join drive to tackle pollution 'poison'

© Supplied by Aberdeen Cycle Forum Aberdeen Cycle Forum have a launched a competition for school children to design a banner encouraging drivers to turn their engines off while idling. Sign up for our daily newsletter featuring the top stories from The Press and Journal. Thank you for signing up to The Press and Journal newsletter. Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up The Aberdeen Cycle Forum has enlisted the help of school children to tackle pollution “poison” in the north-east. Under the Don’t Be An Idler campaign, primary and secondary school pupils can take...