railways

And the monster that is the British inability to plan anything more challenging than a few overs of cricket happened. The north road in and out of Doncaster is at a crawl at quarter to nine on a sunday evening. It's down to one lane because they're building a bus lane. Unfortunately the bus lane seems to stop and start between the numerous sets of traffic lights, and looks unlikey to be the cure-all that was promised when spending 10 months digging up the road was first announced. On one side of the road the Shell garage is charging an eye-watering £1.15.9/litre for petrol.