Low-Traffic Zones ‘Adversely’ Affecting Services, Says Bus Industry

A letter is believed to be the first time bus operators have publicly questioned they way LTNs have been implemented.
Low-Traffic Zones ‘Adversely’ Affecting Services, Says Bus Industry
Graham Pristo is pictured standing next to LTN bollards in his area of Bath, England on Feb. 22, 2023. Owen Evans/The Epoch Times
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Local councils are not ensuring Low Traffic Neighbourhoods (LTNs) don’t adversely affect bus services, according to a major trade association.

In a letter to The Times Of London on Thursday, the Confederation of Passenger Transport, which represents Britain’s bus and coach operators, said that local authorities need to do more to ensure LTNs don’t affect hit bus services.
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