Oxford transport chiefs refuse to remove LTNs amid gridlock

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 7 Oct, 16:19 · Archive

Transport chiefs in Oxford have refused calls to remove Low Traffic Neighbourhoods to ease congestion.

Transport chiefs have rejected proposals to remove LTNs from Oxford despite ongoing congestion in the city. The refusal comes as motorists voice frustration about worsening traffic conditions.

Low Traffic Neighbourhoods are designed to reduce vehicle numbers in residential areas by restricting through-traffic. The decision to maintain them despite calls for removal suggests officials believe the schemes serve their intended purpose despite the congestion concerns being raised.

How it is being reported

• Transport chiefs refuse to remove LTNs as Oxford grinds to a haltTransport chiefs have refused calls to help alleviate a gridlocked Oxford by removing LTNs as motorists continue to feel frustrated.Oxfordshire Guardian · 7 Oct, 16:00
• Transport chiefs refuse to remove LTNs as Oxford grinds to a haltTransport chiefs have refused calls to help alleviate a gridlocked Oxford by removing LTNs as motorists continue to feel frustrated.Oxford Mail · 7 Oct, 16:00

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