Low Traffic Neighbourhoods (LTNs) restrict motor vehicle access in residential streets using barriers or cameras to prevent cut-through traffic and encourage active travel. These schemes have sparked intense debate across the UK, pitting environmentalists and urban planners against drivers and libertarians who fear a "war on motorists." Proponents argue that LTNs improve air quality, reduce road danger, and create quieter, community-focused streets. Opponents contend that they simply displace traffic and pollution onto neighboring main roads, delay emergency services, and hurt local businesses by making access difficult.
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