United Kingdom · Motion · Early Day Motion
EDM 7
PEDESTRIAN FRIENDLY VEHICLES
Introduced
6 December 2000
Last action
6 December 2000 · Early Day Motion
Status
0
Sponsors
Paul Flynn
Subjects
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Source updated
6 December 2000
Summary
That this House notes the European Safety Council's claim that 2,000 lives could be saved annually and 18,000 serious injuries avoided by more 'pedestrian friendly' car fronts; and urges the Government to renew their efforts to ban the macho fashion accessories of bull bars that concentrate and multiply the force of collisions at the level of a child's head and vital organs.
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Timeline
6 December 2000
Early Day Motion
That this House notes the European Safety Council's claim that 2,000 lives could be saved annually and 18,000 serious injuries avoided by more 'pedestrian friendly' car fronts; and urges the Government to renew their efforts to ban the macho fashion accessories of bull bars that concentrate and multiply the force of collisions at the level of a child's head and vital organs.
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- Paul Flynn · Labour · Primary sponsor
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- Official source: https://edm.parliament.uk/early-day-motions/20005
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- uk · edm-20005 · source updated 6 December 2000