A young cyclist passes through the barriers that form a Low Traffic Neighbourhood
(Picture: Richard Baker / In Pictures via Getty Images)Hackney Council has signed off a three-year plan that it says will result in the largest number of car restrictions, public electric-vehicle chargers, and cycle parking of anywhere in London.
Around half of the roads in Hackney are already covered by traffic-management measures but, under the new proposals, 75 per cent of its roads will have Low Traffic Neighbourhoods (LTNs) installed by 2026.
