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Originally Posted by Russ D
Yes but the AA, being a motoring organisation is hardly likely to be neutral on the matter. It's like asking Jezza Clarkson his opinion on the UK's speed limits.
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Sorry, that is off topic and as such I will not answer (hey, it works!
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Seriously though, the AA was badly affected by the fuel shortage, not a good financial thing to have happen when they were trying to make themselves look attractive to British Gas, if they weren't professional and interested in skewing their findings, they would have shown to have been against the blockade, as they always said they were against them from the start (despite being in agreement of the reason behind the blockades)