many positive articles about the Paralympics, as it has done already. This one, though, is merely reporting the fact that concerns have been expressed about transport. The roads may have been bad, I don't know. I've not used then. The trains and underground have been fine as they were always going to be. Sure, the odd stoppage caused what the media seem to think is 'chaos'. But that's the same on any day of any week in any year. Some people may have bookee their holidays for the Olympics and will then return to work for the Paralympics. That aside, it's all hype. The roads may have been bad, I don't know. I've not used then. The trains and underground have been fine as they were always going to be. Sure, the odd stoppage caused what the media seem to think is 'chaos'. But that's the same on any day of any week in any year. Some people may have bookee their holidays for the Olympics and will then return to work for the Paralympics. That aside, it's all hype. good luck to the Paralympians, one and all, but commuters ( by definition ) don't make their daily journeys for personal amusement. It's bad enough that they have been forced to base their whole years' plans around an event they probably have no part in at all, but they do have livings to earn. It should have been called the Royal Olympics here. Only the rich get the tickets (royalty,