Posts Tagged ‘ statistics ’

It’s been a couple of years since I bothered to track my mileage. But a brief Twitter conversation with Neil from the Stockton Cycle Hub got me wondering how far I ride my bike. In previous years when I’ve bothered to measure this it’s been because I was training for something or other, so...
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Like many, I watched that programme on the tellybox last week - “The war on Britain’s roads“. Like many, I was left feeling rather depressed by the whole thing - its sensationalist chasing of the biggest shouting, and whole futility of it all left me feeling empty. The two parts that were worth watching was...
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Carlton Reid highlighted this article from the Wall Street Journal . Aside from a major factual error in the final paragraph… Take President Obama. When he hasn’t been mau-maued by safety fanatics, he makes sensible distinctions. On a Chicago street where he might collide with a car, he wears a helmet. For...
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