Hilarious if it wasn’t so serious: we’re against LTNs, we’re against pollution, traffic and noise. We’re also against any actual measures to bring this about. Our solution instead is…. Waiting…. Waiting for it… One suspects you’re not sincere about the S the E or the J.
Thanks to all of you who have welcomed the formation of SEJ. Below is information about what we are campaigning for. We spell out why we oppose LTNs but also outline some of the measures needed to cut pollution, noise & danger on all our roads.
@CricklewoodMum@willnorman You forgot: school gets bollards, drivers still stop on bollards; bollards need moving further into road; drivers still try to stop on narrowed road. Gridlock. Beeping outside nursery. Blame the bollards! Blame the council! Blame the kids! Blame everyone, except drivers!
Do you still have questions about LTNs & their impact on the local area? This excellent Q&A put together by @SaveOldBGR shows that not only did pollution levels decrease in the immediate area, but on surrounding roads too!
https://t.co/O3rkDFWsVp
Beautifully calm and quiet this week on the roads, every morning. School Streets not just for the school they’re by: if implemented across neighbouring areas you’d create a network of non-driving school runs through whole towns and cities. 30% of cars in London! It’s madness.
Thanks @laura_laker for covering #SchoolStreets in this article, and mentioning our research. Now that local authorities outside London can use cameras used to enforce the schemes, we hope to see many more being set up. #AirPollution
https://t.co/jMqd7vnjLj