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Oxford Street: Whose environment will worsen when it goes ‘traffic free’?

Whenever or wherever you prevent motorised traffic from using a piece of road, there are adverse knock-on effects somewhere else. They might not be huge. They might not last long. You might think the benefits of the closure outweigh them.

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