Better mobility and fairness for all focus needed for Low Traffic Neighbourhood success

The government’s recent announcement of a review of the low traffic neighbourhoods (LTNs) policy is the latest front of a battle which has stretched from the arson of bollards in Oxford to the recent election campaign in Uxbridge. The post Better mobility and fairness for all focus needed for Low Traffic Neighbourhood success appeared first on New Civil Engineer.

The Low Traffic Neighbourhood debate rumbles on, so how do we as engineers influence the discussion?

The Low Traffic or Liveable Neighbourhoods concept aims to reduce through traffic on residential streets, encouraging drivers to stick to main routes designed for traffic, thereby making residential streets areas where people feel safe to walk, cycle, play and enjoy their community. What’s not to… The post The Low Traffic Neighbourhood debate rumbles on, so how do we as engineers influence the discussion? appeared first on New Civil Engineer.