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Post by toggsy2 on Oct 8, 2022 13:49:38 GMT
I have a diesel which is not a 4x4 and old by any means, it's just the run of the mill car. Not sure how they've worked the emissions out as I can drive in other cities with a congestion charge with no charge ie Bath Yet I have to pay in Bristol and Birmingham. IMO it's just another b******t tax Based on Nox emissions which are particularly nasty health wise, euro 4 petrol 2006 onwards and euro 6 diesel 2016 onwards have the same Nox limits. Agree another motoring tax that will eventually turn into a congestion tax when we're all driving electric cars. The irony is the government encouraged everyone to go out buy Diesels as they were more economical, yet were the ones paying for their bulls up |
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Post by Topper Gas on Oct 8, 2022 17:41:42 GMT
Based on Nox emissions which are particularly nasty health wise, euro 4 petrol 2006 onwards and euro 6 diesel 2016 onwards have the same Nox limits. Agree another motoring tax that will eventually turn into a congestion tax when we're all driving electric cars. The irony is the government encouraged everyone to go out buy Diesels as they were more economical, yet were the ones paying for their bulls up Pretty certain it was down to lower CO2 emissions not economy, now we're all being encouraged to buy an electric car at the same time the grid can't even produced sufficient electric to keep the lights on this winter, you really couldn't make it up. Next thing is electric car user will be told they can only drive their cars on alternative days of the week! |
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Post by Big Jock on Oct 8, 2022 17:45:47 GMT
The irony is the government encouraged everyone to go out buy Diesels as they were more economical, yet were the ones paying for their bulls up Pretty certain it was down to lower CO2 emissions not economy, now we're all being encouraged to buy an electric car at the same time the grid can't even produced sufficient electric to keep the lights on this winter, you really couldn't make it up. Next thing is electric car user will be told they can only drive their cars on alternative days of the week! 👍🏼  |
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Post by aghast on Oct 8, 2022 18:15:21 GMT
The irony is the government encouraged everyone to go out buy Diesels as they were more economical, yet were the ones paying for their bulls up Pretty certain it was down to lower CO2 emissions not economy, now we're all being encouraged to buy an electric car at the same time the grid can't even produced sufficient electric to keep the lights on this winter, you really couldn't make it up. Next thing is electric car user will be told they can only drive their cars on alternative days of the week! Hate to think what will happen when 30 million EV drivers all plug their cars in at 6pm every night. |
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Post by Topper Gas on Oct 8, 2022 18:40:39 GMT
Pretty certain it was down to lower CO2 emissions not economy, now we're all being encouraged to buy an electric car at the same time the grid can't even produced sufficient electric to keep the lights on this winter, you really couldn't make it up. Next thing is electric car user will be told they can only drive their cars on alternative days of the week! Hate to think what will happen when 30 million EV drivers all plug their cars in at 6pm every night. They can all plug them but their own smart meters will decide when, or even whether, they can be charged. Unless we somehow build half a dozen new nuclear power stations by 2030 then there's no way the electric grid will cope. |
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Post by baggins on Oct 8, 2022 19:02:10 GMT
Hate to think what will happen when 30 million EV drivers all plug their cars in at 6pm every night. They can all plug them but their own smart meters will decide when, or even whether, they can be charged. Unless we somehow build half a dozen new nuclear power stations by 2030 then there's no way the electric grid will cope. Try living by the Sportsman on Glos. Rd. Can't even park outside your own house let alone plug your car in. |
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Post by Deleted on Oct 8, 2022 19:03:13 GMT
Electric vehicles are the next Diesel-gate.
There is not enough lithium in the ground to cope with demand for phones, power tools, laptops, let alone cars.
Hydrogen is the way forward.
Hydrogen cars are proven and have only water vapour coming out of the back. No planned infrastructure because most governments know they can’t find a way to tax it.
Soap box put back in the cupboard 😄
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Post by pucklegas on Oct 8, 2022 20:13:13 GMT
Electric vehicles are the next Diesel-gate. There is not enough lithium in the ground to cope with demand for phones, power tools, laptops, let alone cars. Hydrogen is the way forward. Hydrogen cars are proven and have only water vapour coming out of the back. No planned infrastructure because most governments know they can’t find a way to tax it. Soap box put back in the cupboard 😄 Hydrogen cars refuel in 5 minutes, totally agree, Electric cars as Sex pistols sang........No future |
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Post by aghast on Oct 8, 2022 21:26:04 GMT
Electric vehicles are the next Diesel-gate. There is not enough lithium in the ground to cope with demand for phones, power tools, laptops, let alone cars. Hydrogen is the way forward. Hydrogen cars are proven and have only water vapour coming out of the back. No planned infrastructure because most governments know they can’t find a way to tax it. Soap box put back in the cupboard 😄 Except hydrogen cars need hydrogen, which is produced from fossil fuels, or at least 94% of it is. |
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Post by ashtop on Oct 8, 2022 21:35:45 GMT
Electric vehicles are the next Diesel-gate. There is not enough lithium in the ground to cope with demand for phones, power tools, laptops, let alone cars. Hydrogen is the way forward. Hydrogen cars are proven and have only water vapour coming out of the back. No planned infrastructure because most governments know they can’t find a way to tax it. Soap box put back in the cupboard 😄 Except hydrogen cars need hydrogen, which is produced from fossil fuels, or at least 94% of it is. |
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Post by ashtop on Oct 8, 2022 21:37:47 GMT
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Post by toggsy2 on Oct 9, 2022 1:15:29 GMT
They need to invent cars that will run on human excriment will give a whole new meaning of it goes like S**t off a shovel
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Post by A Source (aka Angry Badger) on Oct 9, 2022 6:05:42 GMT
They need to invent cars that will run on human excriment will give a whole new meaning of it goes like S**t off a shovel The 82ers will be ahead of us with that. I'll let them have that one |
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Post by richmace on Oct 9, 2022 10:41:15 GMT
I think in 50 years we have had. Redevelop Eastville Mangotsfield Bradley Stoke Avonmouth Redevelop Mem UWE Rumour re Fruit Market. Any missed? Wasn't Rolls Royce Filton mentioned at one point or was that just fan gossip we've had that many false starts and ideas it's hard to keep track. That was only ever talked out by supporters.
Shame, as it is a really good site, similar in many ways to the UWE site (which was also a really good site).
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Post by gas2 on Oct 9, 2022 15:52:10 GMT
The old tip in fishponds was once another site talked about along with hengrove park
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Post by keygas on Oct 9, 2022 16:08:41 GMT
Wasn't Rolls Royce Filton mentioned at one point or was that just fan gossip we've had that many false starts and ideas it's hard to keep track. That was only ever talked out by supporters.
Shame, as it is a really good site, similar in many ways to the UWE site (which was also a really good site).
I’m sure I can remember in the early 80’s a stadium being talked about at Hambrook,where we had our training ground at the time. |
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Post by gulfofaden on Oct 9, 2022 17:53:12 GMT
Just imagine if forums existed as they do now since we left eastville. This thread would be well into 5 figures of pages.
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Post by fintanstack on Oct 9, 2022 18:04:19 GMT
Just imagine if forums existed as they do now since we left eastville. This thread would be well into 5 figures of pages. And equally as full of rumour, innuendo, nonsense and bullshit as these pages are. And we still would not have a ground. |
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Post by yattongas on Oct 10, 2022 18:41:25 GMT
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Post by darkbluegas on Oct 10, 2022 19:57:17 GMT
This will never happen as the real estate experts on this forum have clearly stated, there's no financial return to be made on developing your own ground. The only financially sound route is to sell your own stadium and then a kindly investor comes along to build you a new stadium, simple |
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