The article discusses the backlash against Hammersmith and Fulham Council for creating no-go areas through their traffic enforcement strategies. A single speed camera on King's Road issued an unprecedented 851 fines in one day, part of a broader initiative aimed at reducing congestion and enhancing air quality. The measures, intended to protect pedestrians and cyclists, have been met with criticism from local conservatives, who argue this harms businesses in the area by discouraging traffic and patronage. Data shows these cameras have issued hundreds of thousands of fines over the past year, generating substantial revenue.
A CCTV camera on King's Road issued 851 penalty charge notices in one day, highlighting the controversial rise of no-go areas by local councils to enforce traffic restrictions.
Conservative councillor Jose Alfonso criticized the traffic schemes for turning once-popular shopping areas into no-go zones, warning that it would harm local businesses and community engagement.
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