disagree but keen to compromise i feel that if your issues are with the link to the petition why remove all reference to it it would seem to me that considering the huge numbers involved the petition is highly relevant to any discussion of or article about road pricing as such i have added a link to reuters news article about the petition and i also think it is fair to add a pov flag considering the debate and editing taking place with this article also in answer to richardveryard's concerns about internet petitions the one in question is hosted and maintained by the uk government and the results are passed directly to the prime minister all signatures are validated with a full uk address presumably to be verified against the electoral register the target recipient of the petition is well defined and ballot stuffing although admittedly possible is far more difficult than for the vast majority of 'e petitions '