Leeds City Council, GB is conducting Low Traffic Neighbourhood pilots on busy residential streets

Leeds City Council, GB Low Traffic Neighbourhood pilots

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Leeds City Council is conducting Low Traffic Neighbourhood (LTN) pilots on residential streets near main roads to make these areas more child, pedestrian, and cycle friendly. The LTNs are designed to improve road safety, increase air quality, promote micro-mobility, and encourage children to play outside. The range of measures being implemented at the LTNs include bollards, speed humps, double yellow lines, cycle parking, reduced speed limits, etc.

Road & Traffic Management Pedestrian Safety Road Safety Micro-Mobility Pilot / POC

Leeds City Council, GB

Metropolitan council in England

United Kingdom

Newsworthy

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First ‘Active Travel Neighbourhood’ pilots across Leeds

Leeds City Council has unveiled its first trial active travel neighbourhoods with a range of measures that have been designed to make these residential areas of the city much more child, pedestrian and cycle friendly.

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