No-car zones: Residents have their say
Londoners have their say on the impact of local traffic-calming measures. It comes after Rishi Sunak ordered a review into the rollout of low-traffic neighbourhood policies. Report by Buseld. Like us on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/itn and follow us on Twitter at http://twitter.com/itn
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00:06 >> This road used to have a lot of people doing cut through every morning and
00:10 every evening.
00:11 I live at this end of the road and there were constant beeps of traffic
00:15 waiting to get out into the main road.
00:17 And it was not good for anybody.
00:20 And we did have a cyclist killed by a lorry turning left,
00:24 so just on the junction.
00:26 So I'm not on the side of Rishi Sunak in that position.
00:31 I think it's a very short sighted position.
00:33 I understand all the upset in the out of London boroughs, but
00:37 I think Sadiq Khan's measures in terms of health and
00:41 air quality is so important.
00:44 >> I like it, I like it quite nice.
00:46 It's quiet streets, traffic, a little bit difficult to get a taxi.
00:54 But yeah, I think it's a good idea.
00:57 >> Specifically here, I think it's a very good idea to have the no car zone.
01:01 >> It's made some people's lives a lot harder, not mine.
01:04 I mean, I work in the city, take the bus or the tube.
01:09 But for people who actually need a car for their livelihood here,
01:13 it's made life harder for them.