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Third council in biometrics warning 12/04/2024 A third council has warned it faces potential fallout from new entry checks at UK borders earmarked for October.
DfT stalls moving traffic enforcement roll-out 08/04/2024 The Department for Transport (DfT) has shelved the further roll-out of powers for English councils to enforce moving traffic violations.
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‘Toxic’ 15-minute city phrase cut from Oxford local plan 08/03/2024 Oxford City Council has removed mention of ‘15-minute cities’ from its local plan, claiming the concept has become ‘too toxic and incendiary’, The Times has reported.
Lambeth scraps LTN 08/03/2024 A low traffic neighbourhood (LTN) trial in Streatham has been suspended with immediate effect following disruption to bus services and ahead of construction work.
Work begins on Oxford traffic filters 26/02/2024 Work has started on a number of streets in Oxford to prepare the way for six traffic filters as part of a trial aimed at reducing traffic in the city.
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Councils respond to King’s Speech 08/11/2023 The Local Government Association (LGA) has responded to proposed legislation announced yesterday in the King’s Speech.
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The case for low-traffic neighbourhoods 16/08/2023 Tanya Braun, Living Streets makes the case for low-traffic neighbourhoods (LTNs) and argues for an area-by-area approach to reducing the impact of traffic.
LTN vandalism costs London boroughs £850,000 16/08/2023 Local authorities across London are being forced to spend hundreds of thousands of pounds repairing vandalised low-traffic neighbourhood (LTN) infrastructure.
Town centre parking charges to be reviewed 31/07/2023 Changes to parking charges and debt recovery fees could soon be introduced as the Government looks at ways to better regulate the private parking industry.
National review of low-traffic neighbourhoods ‘unnecessary’ 31/07/2023 Local authorities are best placed to make decisions about whether to implement low-traffic neighbourhoods (LTN) or not, council chiefs have told the PM.
Air pollution impact on health ‘underestimated’ 27/07/2023 A study in Bradford has linked healthcare attendances for breathing difficulties to breaches in daily air pollution limits.
Councillors’ LTN tweets had ‘no effect’ on elections 17/07/2023 London councillors’ tweets about low traffic neighbourhoods (LTNs) did not affect whether they held their seats at the 2022 elections, a study has found.
Essex bans ULEZ signage 14/07/2023 Essex CC has voted to ban signs relating to the Ultra Low Emission Zone (ULEZ) ahead of the scheme’s scheduled expansion to the county’s borders in August.
Newcastle City Council to review LTNs 12/07/2023 Newcastle CC has insisted a review of low traffic schemes was commissioned before a former external auditor raised concerns about the way it was implemented.
Councils lack strategy for charging points, poll reveals 23/06/2023 More than nine out of 10 local authorities have no strategy for electric car charging points, survey finds
Charity calls for more 20mph near schools 14/06/2023 A road safety charity has called on local authorities to implement 20mph speed limits around all schools.
Reducing carbon emissions with data 09/06/2023 Subu Kamal, TRL Software, looks at how councils can work collectively to reduce carbon emissions with data.
Court widens grounds in ULEZ challenge 31/05/2023 The High Court has allowed further grounds to be added to the Judicial Review into the proposed expansion of the ULEZ to outer London.
20mph speed limits more effective with speed bumps 22/05/2023 Drivers are more likely to comply with a 20mph speed limit if there are also physical traffic calming measures in place, report finds.
LTNs blocked from £200m active travel cash 22/05/2023 Department for Transport has announced the £200m fourth round of the Active Travel Fund and revealed it had blocked low traffic neighbourhood schemes funding.
Bristol announces low traffic neighbourhood scheme 11/05/2023 A new low traffic neighbourhood scheme in Bristol will create a safer and healthier place for people to live and spend time, according to council leaders.
Drivers at risk of unfair yellow box fines 03/05/2023 Drivers are at risk of being fined unfairly due to problems with nine-in-10 yellow box junctions councils want to enforce, the RAC warns.
Police called after LTN planters set on fire 29/03/2023 Rochdale Borough Council has called the police after local low-traffic neighbourhood (LTN) planters were set on fire.
Wandsworth Council stopped from issuing ‘unlawful’ fines 15/02/2023 The DfT has stopped Wandsworth Council from ‘unlawful’ fining of speeding drivers after the council became the first local authority to issue tickets.
Council hands back £100,000 of fines after road sign U-turn 01/02/2023 Lambeth Council has handed back £100,000 to drivers who were fined because of its confusing road signs.
Three quarters of Hackney streets to become LTNs 26/01/2023 Hackney is set to ban most vehicles from most of its roads in what it says is ‘the country’s most ambitious plan’ for Low Traffic Neighbourhoods (LTNs) so far.
Nottingham adds AI to traffic management tech 23/01/2023 Nottingham CC has partnered technology company VivaCity to install 219 sensors with a mix of ANPR, traffic monitoring and Smart Signal Control systems.
LTNs lead to ‘substantial declines’ in traffic, study reveals 19/01/2023 The largest ever study into the impact of low traffic neighbourhoods (LTNs) in London found that they led to ‘substantial declines’ in motor traffic.
Council staff face abuse over traffic filters 08/12/2022 Councils in Oxfordshire have been forced to clarify how Oxford’s new traffic filters will work after misinformation led to abuse of staff and councillors.
London’s ULEZ to expand city-wide 28/11/2022 London’s Ultra Low Emission Zone (ULEZ) is set to be expanded city-wide as part of the drive to tackle air pollution, the climate emergency and congestion.
New research 'disproves' LTN congestion knock-on 25/11/2022 Low-traffic neighbourhoods (LTNs) reduce traffic and air pollution without displacing the problem to nearby streets, new research has shown.
Council launches traffic safety scheme in UK first 21/10/2022 Wandsworth council has launched a pilot scheme that will see drivers fined by the local authority if they speed in a 20mph zone.
'New age' road cameras installed 18/10/2022 The Government has launched a trial of a camera designed to identify and track drivers who break the law by revving engines and using modified exhausts.
Oxfordshire proposes traffic filters for Oxford 31/08/2022 Oxfordshire County Council is to launch a consultation on proposals to introduce six trial traffic filters in Oxford.
Leeds council opens new £126m route 23/08/2022 Councillors in Leeds have put a green spin on the new £126m East Leeds Orbital Route (ELOR), which is now open to traffic.
Workplace Parking Levy: Surviving the cost of living crisis 19/08/2022 Christopher Hammond, UK100 membership director, argues now is the time for councils to follow Nottingham City Council in introducing a Workplace Parking Levy.
Lambeth Council to make controversial LTN permanent 16/08/2022 Lambeth Council is proposing to make one of its Low Traffic Neighbourhoods (LTN) permanent and to introduce a number of improvements.
Council takes emergency measures to improve Lake District traffic 02/08/2022 Cumbria County Council is introducing an emergency traffic regulation to prevent vehicles from causing traffic jams in the Lake District.
Kent calls for urgent response to Dover chaos 25/07/2022 Kent CC and its local partners have called for an urgent national response to the chaos and delays approaching the Port of Dover after distributing water and food to those affected through the weekend.
Council urges calm as LTN wars break out 22/06/2022 Oxfordshire CC has urged residents ‘to engage constructively’ with its consultation on trial low traffic neighbourhoods after vandalism costing £12,000.
Mayor Khan launches consultation on ULEZ expansion 23/05/2022 A consultation on plans to expand the ULEZ to cover most of London has been launched as part of the effort to improve air quality and reduce congestion.
Newcastle and Gateshead clean air zone postponed 13/05/2022 Plans to introduce a clean air zone (CAZ) in Newcastle and Gateshead are to be postponed to allow more time for people and businesses to get ready.
DfT begins moving traffic powers handover 01/02/2022 The Department for Transport has released new regulations to give English councils outside of London the power to enforce moving traffic violations, including issuing fines for stopping in a box junction.
Brent Council to remove low traffic neighbourhood schemes 24/01/2022 Councillors in Brent have voted to remove four low traffic neighbourhood schemes after significant opposition from residents.
Greater Manchester leaders told to consider clean air zone pause 14/01/2022 Greater Manchester leaders will be asked to request permission to put the second phase of Clean Air Zone (CAZ) funding on hold due to cleaner vehicle concerns.
Council ‘disappointed’ with tribunal decision over charging scheme 12/01/2022 Halton Borough Council has defended its decision to issue 11 fines to one individual in relation to an enforcement scheme on the Mersey Gateway Bridge.
Glasgow City Council launches road safety plan 25/08/2021 Glasgow City Council has launched a new road safety plan that they hope will reduce fatalities and serious injuries to zero by 2030.
Hackney Council closes street to polluting through-traffic 11/08/2021 A funding bid by Hackney Council to close Stoke Newington Church Street to polluting through-traffic during the daytime has been approved.
Wandsworth suspends LTN trials one month in 16/09/2020 Wandsworth Council have suspended their Low Traffic Neighbourhood (LTN) trials over ‘concerns with emergency access and traffic flows’.
Scotland’s poorest ‘more likely’ to be injured by road traffic 22/05/2019 Children in Scotland’s poorest areas are nearly three times more likely to be injured by road traffic than those in the richest, according to campaigners.
Coventry ordered to implement clean air zone 17/05/2019 Coventry City Council has accused the Government of using ‘heavy handed’ tactics after it was ordered to implement a clean air zone.
Grayling orders councils to stop 'bamboozling' pedestrians 23/04/2019 Transport secretary Chris Grayling has ordered councils to stop 'bamboozling' pedestrians by putting up road signs using metric measurements.
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Solution to £8bn cost of congestion 'in city halls' 13/02/2019 Drivers in the UK lost an average of 178 hours a year due to congestion in 2018, costing £7.9bn, according to the latest data from INRIX.
Parish councils protest against airport expansion 20/12/2018 A group of parish councils have protested at plans to expand Bristol Airport on the grounds that it will increase traffic and damage the environment.
West Midlands to invest £43m in ‘congestion busting projects’ 07/11/2018 Local leaders in the West Midlands will this Friday consider plans to invest £43m in projects designed to tackle the region’s congestion problems.
Hackney raises £100,000 a week from controversial traffic camera 24/08/2018 It is the ‘responsibility of drivers’ to read signs, Hackney Council argues in response to criticisms that its new traffic cameras are inadequately signposted.
‘Road pricing’ only way to solve congestion, economist argues 06/02/2018 An economist has called for a ‘nationwide system of charging for roads by use’ in response to research that congestion cost motorists nearly £40bn in 2017.
Mayor Khan putting ‘cars before people’, Assembly members warn 04/12/2017 Members of the London Assembly have accused mayor Sadiq Khan of putting cars before people and failing to make sure his 'healthy streets' policy is successful.
West Yorkshire councils sign agreement to tackle congestion 20/09/2017 Five West Yorkshire councils have agreed to collaborate more closely to improve journey times and reduce congestion on the county’s key roads.
Traffic jams causing headaches for firms in Oxfordshire 26/07/2016 Congestion on the roads around Oxfordshire is holding back economic growth, a report has warned.
Councils invited to trial plans to reduce tailgating 05/07/2016 Local authorities are being asked to pilot a new scheme to reduce tailgating and improve road safety.
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Powers to tackle pollution should be devolved to councils, committee says 27/04/2016 Councils should be given powers to create Clean Air Zones to help stop 50,000 people a year dying early from pollution-related illnesses, says committee.
Councils should be able to fine ‘irresponsible’ lorry drivers, LGA says 29/02/2016 Councils are calling for more powers to fine ‘reckless’ lorry drivers who cause chaos in rural communities.
Report: Rip out 80% of traffic lights 25/01/2016 Councils have been urged to remove 80% of traffic lights, with a new report claiming this would improve road safety and boost the economy.

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