
Most antisocial behaviour in Oxford is car-based
Oxford residents have rated vehicle-related offences as the three most common types of antisocial behaviour. This is based on the City Council’s latest

Oxford residents have rated vehicle-related offences as the three most common types of antisocial behaviour. This is based on the City Council’s latest

The reality of ‘open roads’: traffic jams on the school run on Rymers Lane, before the Cowley LTN The historic city of Oxford,

Oxford’s Cowley and East Oxford Low Traffic Neighbourhoods (LTNs) have now been in place for about five years. We asked some residents about

Oxford’s Cowley and East Oxford Low Traffic Neighbourhoods (LTNs) have now been in place for about five years[1]. In that time, road casualties

Road casualty statistics from the Department for Transport reveal that road casualties in Oxfordshire reduced to the lowest levels on record in 2025.

More than 90% of people travel to the centre of Oxford by means other than the private car, and they can continue to