La maggioranza degli elettori irlandesi vuole che venga mantenuto il rapporto 2:1 tra spesa per trasporti pubblici e strade, mentre il nuovo governo si trova ad affrontare “ostacoli politici”
La maggioranza degli elettori irlandesi vuole che venga mantenuto il rapporto 2:1 tra spesa per trasporti pubblici e strade, mentre il nuovo governo si trova ad affrontare “ostacoli politici”
Maybe a high percentage would favor a 1.5 : 1 ratio. They weren’t asked.
JONFER--- on
I never once have ever met a pollster and no one I spoke to on the topic of polls has met one either. The newspapers that commission the poles seem to know what articles they want to write and pull to set up purposely with only selective groups chosen to give them the responses necessary to back up their claims.
I would be very cynical about the veracity of the claims here.
The country needs infrastructure, the metrolink will never happen at least not in its current form. Legal challenges will ensure that.
CantileverParasol on
Neither this article nor the Indo article it links to actually states the question and answers used to come to this conclusion, which is always suspicious. Anyone have access to the survey results?
vinceswish on
Was this a Twitter poll of 10 people?
Thready_C on
I’d love for us to go all in on rail, i feel like we could be doing a lot more in that area than we already are
Wodanaz_Odinn on
Yous all have a poster of a scantily clad Éamo on the wall, admit it lads
sosire on
We spent the last 7 decades spending almost all our transport money on roads , and all it achieved is , more cars , a million cars on the road and most people wouldn’t walk 100 yards to grab milk . No matter how much space we allow for cars they still park on footpaths in disabled spaces on yellow lines . Basically anywhere they feel like.
Fore they’re nothing but litter that stain our streets and we need to really work about clearing out our towns and cities
Atreides-42 on
Why are half the comments here “Well I *personally* wasn’t asked, therefore this survey must be bunk”
pauldavis1234 on
With AI and automated driving just around the corner, big spending on public transport is a terrible idea.
LadderFast8826 on
Wonder what that majority is weighted on amount of tax you pay in vs amount yu take out.
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Maybe a high percentage would favor a 1.5 : 1 ratio. They weren’t asked.
I never once have ever met a pollster and no one I spoke to on the topic of polls has met one either. The newspapers that commission the poles seem to know what articles they want to write and pull to set up purposely with only selective groups chosen to give them the responses necessary to back up their claims.
I would be very cynical about the veracity of the claims here.
The country needs infrastructure, the metrolink will never happen at least not in its current form. Legal challenges will ensure that.
Neither this article nor the Indo article it links to actually states the question and answers used to come to this conclusion, which is always suspicious. Anyone have access to the survey results?
Was this a Twitter poll of 10 people?
I’d love for us to go all in on rail, i feel like we could be doing a lot more in that area than we already are
Yous all have a poster of a scantily clad Éamo on the wall, admit it lads
We spent the last 7 decades spending almost all our transport money on roads , and all it achieved is , more cars , a million cars on the road and most people wouldn’t walk 100 yards to grab milk . No matter how much space we allow for cars they still park on footpaths in disabled spaces on yellow lines . Basically anywhere they feel like.
Fore they’re nothing but litter that stain our streets and we need to really work about clearing out our towns and cities
Why are half the comments here “Well I *personally* wasn’t asked, therefore this survey must be bunk”
With AI and automated driving just around the corner, big spending on public transport is a terrible idea.
Wonder what that majority is weighted on amount of tax you pay in vs amount yu take out.