The excellent Living Streets is campaigning for a 20mph speed limit right across London. Here Camden Community radio interviews Caroline Russell from Living Streets and Sophie Talbot from King’s Cross Community Projects about road safety (starting at 10.44 in), particularly in light of the Bad Gyrations campaign in King’s Cross.
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Pollution levels on Euston Road- LAQN Site Camden - Euston Road December 10, 2018Using measurements recorded up to Monday 10 Dec 2018 12:00:00 GMT, for Camden - Euston Road (Roadside) Species Nitrogen Dioxide (NO2) Banding :Low Index: 2 (Measurement)Species PM10 Particulate (PM10) Banding :Low Index: 1 (Trigger)Species PM2.5 Particulate (PM25) Banding :Low Index: 1 (Trigger) For more information please see the London Air website.
- LAQN Site Camden - Euston Road December 10, 2018
- King’s Cross weather (BBC)
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Thanks for this never heard of the radio station though so far
Reducing motor traffic speeds on London’s streets is the single biggest change that will make them safe, vibrant and social places, not just corridors for traffic. Living Streets and partners want the future mayor of London to commit to introducing 20 mph speed limits on the mayoral controlled streets where we live, work and shop.
Making 20 mph the default speed limit will:
Increase someone’s chance of survival when being hit by a car to 97%
Encourage walking and cycling
Make our streets more sociable
Reduce pollution and noise with less stop-start driving
Help us create a city of 20 – join the campaign and write to the future mayor asking them to commit to introducing 20 mph on the streets where we live, work and shop. Find out more and write to the future mayor of London
Join the campaign here : http://bit.ly/somAtt