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Blind people know the theory.
The term "shared spaces" is a blurring of the lines between the road and the pavement, the thinking being that if cyclists, drivers and pedestrians simply slow down and look at each other - all will be well.
It's a theory that has dictated more than a hundred planning projects in towns across the UK - but that theory breaks down if you're blind or partially sighted. As a new government strategy calls for a halt to new shared space schemes we check out a project in Lancashire - and talk to Lord Holmes whose 2015 report Accidents By Design called for their abolition.
Presented by Peter White
Produced by Kevin Core. |