LTNs contribute to congestion and pollution - David Henwood

"In the 2024 General Election, part 1, the latest data from the Oxford City Council shows that roads near or next to a Low Traffic Neighborhood (LTN) can experience higher traffic congestion and air pollution. These roads are residential, so we should consider the impact on the health and well-being of the residents."

[@theohopkins1903]

*You* are the congestion in Oxford, not me.
*Your* car causes the congestion that slows the traffic.

[@shed52]

Most of my journeys are done by bike.

[@MissPiggy-qc5kw]

Yet you clog up the streets also in an old VW diesel do you not!!

[@shed52]

I ride a bike.

[@shed52]

@@MissPiggy-qc5kw I ride a bike.

[@theohopkins1903]

You are not *standing* against the LTNs. You are *sitting* agaist the LTNs, sitting in your car.
I'm a pedestrian I am *standing* in favour of the LTNs.

[@shed52]

I ride a bike, but I have to use the main roads to get to my destination. In my view, the LTN scheme isn't a green solution.

[@MissPiggy-qc5kw]

LTNS are dangerous, they encourage bad cycling, they are bad for the environment, they are causing businesses to close, they are delays residents making them late for important appointments. You admitted on camera once to altering street furniture, namely an LTN making it permanent to the point even emergency vehicles could no longer get through, you are a danger to the public Theo.