All 4 results for cycling speaker:Sammy Wilson

Northern Ireland Assembly: Private Members' Business: Road Traffic (Speed Limits) Bill: Second Stage (17 Feb 2015)

Sammy Wilson: Maybe the Member will tell us how many tourists cycle around the Castlemara estate in Carrickfergus or the Antiville estate in Larne. If he is making an argument on the basis that this will increase cycling and tourism, at least let us be realistic about it. The streets that he is referring to are, by and large, not tourist streets. Let him be upfront about that.

Northern Ireland Assembly: Private Members’ Business: Walking and Cycling to School Initiatives (10 Feb 2009)

Sammy Wilson: ...moment or two, on some issues that have not been fully explored. I agree with all the points that Members have made about the benefits that would accrue from greater numbers of children walking and cycling to school, including: greater road awareness; health benefits; a decrease in road congestion; a reduction in car traffic on roads at peak times; and a saving in transport expenditure —...

Northern Ireland Assembly: Private Members’ Business: Walking and Cycling to School Initiatives (10 Feb 2009)

Sammy Wilson: ...or minimal. Sometimes, opportunities arise: the Sustrans Safe Routes to Schools concept has shown that changes can be made to road layouts on routes to school that will encourage people to walk and cycle. Over the next few years, huge opportunities will arise as planning policies allow for new housing developments, the infrastructure within them and the schools that will be provided as a...

Northern Ireland Assembly: Private Members’ Business: Walking and Cycling to School Initiatives (10 Feb 2009)

Sammy Wilson: ...at a local level and, I hope, by other bodies in areas where there are no Road Safety Council committees, so that the message of road safety can be conveyed, and so that we will see more children cycling and walking to school as a result?


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