Took a trip to @wfcouncil to check out a Low Traffic Neighbourhood to see if it can work in Berrylands. Here are a few things I saw. A modal filter keeps rat runners out of residential streets.
Places to safely store bikex by stations and on streets (for those with limited space at home).
Places to safely store bikex by stations and on streets (for those with limited space at home).
Places to safely store bikex by stations and on streets (for those with limited space at home).
Closing off some roads brings people into the area and is good for local businesses.
Closing off some roads brings people into the area and is good for local businesses.
Closing off some roads brings people into the area and is good for local businesses.
In other places "pocket parks" are made possible. A place for the people to use replaces pavement metal storage
Poll: Do you want more Low Traffic Neighbourhoods in London?
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