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The six filters will work together to reduce traffic on the city’s roads. The traffic filters will be located on: St Cross Road, central Oxford; Thames Street, central Oxford; Hythe Bridge...
Jun 4, 2024 · New traffic filters will be appearing around Oxford’s roads by the end of 2024. These are the latest stage in the County Council’s wider plan to relieve congestion and improve air quality in and around the city by encouraging more people to walk, cycle or use public transport.
- Introduction
- Where Will The Traffic Filters Be introduced?
- When Will The Traffic Filters Be introduced?
- Will The Oxford Traffic Filters Be Physical Barriers?
- What Vehicles Will Be Exempted from The Traffic Filters?
- Will Oxford Residents Be Confined to Their Local area?
- Have Oxford’s Councils Tried to Secretly Introduce Traffic Filters?
As cabinet members at Oxfordshire County Councilapprove introducing six traffic filters in Oxford, here’s a quick look at what it is, what it means for drivers and your frequently asked questions answered. Six traffic filters (also sometimes referred to as bus gates) will be trialled in Oxford, with the aim of reducing traffic, making bus journeys ...
The current proposals will see the introduction of six traffic filters in the following locations: 1. St Cross Road (immediately south of its junction with Manor Road) 2. Thames Street (immediately east of its junction with Blackfriars Road) 3. Hythe Bridge Street (immediately west of its junction with Rewley Road) 4. St Clements (immediately east ...
The proposal by Oxfordshire County Council, supported by Oxford City Council, to install traffic filters as a trial on six roads in Oxford is planned to begin in 2024 when Botley Road reopens. Botley Road will be closed to motorised traffic from 09 January 2023 because of improvement works to Oxford railway station and is expected to reopen before ...
No. The traffic filters are not physical barriers of any kind and will not be physical road closures. They are simply traffic cameras that can read number plates. If a vehicle passes through the filter at certain times of the day, the camera will read the number plate and (if you do not have an exemption or a resident’s permit) you will receive a f...
Exempt vehicles and other vehicle types, including buses, coaches, taxis, vans, mopeds and HGVs, will be able to pass through the traffic filters freely at all times. An exempt vehicle means any vehicle in the service of or employed by the fire, police or ambulance services when on an emergency call, or a police vehicle on patrol. Cars operating as...
No. The misinformation online has linked the traffic filters to the 15-minute neighbourhoods proposal in the City Council’s Local Plan 2040, suggesting that the traffic filters will be used to confine people to their local area. This is not true. The 15-minute neighbourhoods proposal aims to ensure that every resident has all the essentials (shops,...
No. The concept of traffic filters was first introduced in 2015 in the Oxford Transport Strategy. The proposals were first consulted on in 2019 and then again in February 2022. Following this update, several months of engagement work were carried out with stakeholders across the city to revise the proposals, which were announced in August 2022. Sev...
Our aim is to reduce congestion by trialling camera-operated traffic filters on six roads in the city to help lower the number of private car journeys. Traffic filters are part of the...
Traffic filters should reduce traffic levels and congestion which in turn should free up the limited road space available in Oxford to create a place where buses are fast, affordable, and...
Nov 29, 2022 · Oxfordshire County Council approves £6.5m traffic filter scheme. A £6.5m trial to stop most drivers in Oxford from using busy city routes at peak times has been approved. The six traffic...
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Nov 29, 2022 · A £6.5m trial to stop most drivers in Oxford from using busy city routes at peak times has been approved. The six traffic filters were given the go-ahead by Oxfordshire County Council's cabinet...
