won't enforce. The drivers who obey it will be hassled by speeding drivers even more than those of us who try to stick to 30mph are hassled now. Anyone tried to drive at or below the speed limit on the 30mph section of Newfoundland Rd before it turns into the M32? One speed trap there for a day would bring in a fortune. Try enforcing rules before you make more. Cycles being ridden on the pavement, wrong way at lights and one way streets, recklessly and speeding, without lights....etc......etc..... "What part of accident rates rising in pilot areas do you not understand?" I think you do not understand the way they presented the statistics you appear to allude to. Of course accident rates rose. If you increase the amount of 20 mph zones, the number of accidents will increase. It's just maths. The same as before the NHS existed, no one died in NHS hospitals, however as soon as it was formed, people started dying in their hospitals. i.e. deaths increased. To put it a way others have done, "things tend to have a greater effect on the world once they exist". No. Accident rates rose because people were staring obsessively at their speedos to avoid going above 20mph instead of concentrating on the roads ahead and the hazards around... Also pedestrians and cyclists become reckless because they believe cars won't hurt them at 20mph... Again.. promote driver/rider awareness instead of clamping down in an unneccesary way. "Anti-car fanatics"??? Most