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LTNs

since 2025 › Feb › 13 (Thu) @ 20:12 UTC

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7 days ago

London’s low-traffic zones ‘cut deaths and injuries by more than a third’

found 2025 › Jul › 07 (Mon) @ 12:45 UTC

a story from The Guardian ⚠️ › International

Study also finds no change in number of casualties on roads just outside low-traffic neighbourhoods

Low-traffic neighbourhoods (LTNs) cut road injuries and deaths by more than a third within their bou…

48 days ago

As Lambeth loses case brought by local campaigners, and other councils face court showdowns... Is this the end of the road for the hated LTNs fleecing drivers and leaving our suburbs gridlocked?

found 2025 › May › 27 (Tue) @ 01:45 UTC

a story from The Daily Mail 💩 › The Daily Mail

Thousands of south Londoners five years ago found themselves suddenly barred from making local car journeys they had been undertaking for decades.

58 days ago

Councils cracking down on car drivers and installing hated LTNs are spending tens of thousands of pounds on taxis for their own staff

found 2025 › May › 17 (Sat) @ 08:45 UTC

a story from The Daily Mail 💩 › The Daily Mail

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Shocking data reveals how ten local authorities praised for their environmental action are forking out huge sums of taxpayers' cash to pay for chauffeurs and minicabs.

75 days ago

Low traffic neighbourhoods are 'a failed experiment' admits local Tory leader after traffic calming scheme so infuriated Florence Pugh's father that he sold his cafe

found 2025 › Apr › 30 (Wed) @ 08:20 UTC

a story from The Daily Mail 💩 › The Daily Mail

The first of the controversial LTNs were then first installed in Oxford in May 2022 - with the Oxfordshire County Council facing rabid opposition ever since.

4 months ago

RICHARD LITTLEJOHN: No one voted for 20mph limits, LTNs or monthly bin collections - save far-Left council fanatics who want us plebs to shut up and go away

found 2025 › Feb › 13 (Thu) @ 20:02 UTC

a story from The Daily Mail 💩 › The Daily Mail

Today's edition of You Couldn't Make It Up comes from south London, where council staff have been given a day off to compensate for the trauma of dealing with the people who pay their wages.

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