Opposing LTNs doesn't make you a 'culture war' petrol-head. Just look at what happened in Lambeth | Joseph Harker
Briefly

The article critiques how councils like Lambeth have implemented low-traffic neighbourhoods (LTNs) without addressing public objections. The high court recently ruled Lambeth unlawful for ignoring local dissent over its traffic schemes, which have led to traffic chaos and increased pollution. The author notes the negative impact on residents, including disabled individuals and parents. Despite a personal appreciation for reducing traffic, the article highlights the importance of community input in decision-making, criticizing councils for prioritizing their green image over public welfare.
"Just Stop Oil protesters would get jail time for causing this kind of chaos. Objections by local people have been brushed aside, their concerns dismissed as culture war bigotry."
"Residential roads have been cut off, causing huge traffic queues, increased petrol fumes and inconvenience to ordinary people going about their lives."
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