Sir Sadiq Khan is moving forward with plans to ban traffic from a 0.7-mile stretch of Oxford Street, reflecting overwhelming public support with 66% of survey respondents backing the initiative. This follows a previous failed attempt in 2018 due to opposition from Westminster City Council. The current proposals aim to improve pedestrian access and safety in one of the world's busiest shopping areas, home to around half a million visitors daily. Additional consultations on traffic changes are expected later this year.
Sir Sadiq Khan has announced plans to ban traffic from part of Oxford Street, which has seen overwhelming support from the majority of Londoners according to consultation results.
The pedestrianisation of Oxford Street, a renowned shopping area with around half a million visitors daily, aims to enhance the experience for pedestrians and shoppers alike.
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