South Fulham Clean Air Neighbourhood
Hammersmith and Fulham Council is preparing to introduce new traffic schemes to tackle out-of-borough cars in residential areas.
Hammersmith and Fulham Council is set to introduce new traffic schemes across the borough to address out-of-borough cars using residential streets. The initiative, which aims to reduce traffic volumes, improve air quality, and enhance residents' quality of life, will involve the council working with residents to identify problem areas.
Bespoke mitigation measures will be designed for these locations, developed using data on traffic volumes, air quality, and health outcomes. This approach builds on the concept of traffic reduction schemes, such as the South Fulham Clean Air Neighbourhood, to create tailored solutions.
Key facts
- Hammersmith and Fulham Council is set to introduce new traffic schemes across the borough. Source
- The schemes aim to tackle out-of-borough cars using residential streets. Source
- The initiative aims to reduce traffic volumes, improve air quality, and enhance quality of life for residents. Source
- The council will work with residents to identify areas where traffic from outside the borough is causing problems. Source
- Bespoke mitigation measures will be designed using data on traffic volumes, air quality, and health outcomes. Source
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