Council set to make Ferndale its fifth permanent LTN

residential street with traffic signs and planters

Lambeth council is proposing to make the Ferndale Low traffic neighbourhood (LTN) permanent and to introduce “improvements” to make the route healthier, more pleasant, and accessible for everyone.

The council said today (15 August) that the LTN was introduced as an emergency measure during the Covid-19 pandemic to limit motor vehicle traffic on designated roads to protect public health and support local transport services.

“Throughout the trial period, the council measured key objectives such as reducing road danger, encouraging people to travel in more active and healthy ways, supporting the local economy, making high streets more pleasant and improving air quality,” it said.

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  1. Of course there will be a reduction of vehicles using LTN roads……there are cameras that issue a whopping fine of they do pass through. That’s not evidence of success!

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