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Our streets are swamped by cars. Rat-running, parking, idling, queuing. When the pandemic hit I really thought there would be a sea change in how we think about and use our streets (i.e. giving them back to people), but in most areas there hasnt been a significant change outside a few LTNs and pop-up bike lanes/pavements. TfL really need to do more and be bolder in pushing boroughs to stop rat running in residential streets. Give the streets back to kids to play. Give us a beak from the noise. Let us breathe.
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Community Member 4 years agoI totally agree with this comment. Perhaps adding the congestion charge in the same area as the ULEZ to discourage car use in London.
Show full commentI totally agree with this comment. Perhaps adding the congestion charge in the same area as the ULEZ to discourage car use in London.
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