No air quality benefits found in city’s traffic plan

­TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT

21 August 2015

 

A programme of traffic management measures in Portsmouth is unlikely to deliver any tangible benefits to air quality, according to a modelling study commissioned by the city council. 

Measures tested included: signalising roundabouts and/or junctions; changing junction layouts; converting bus stops on carriageways into laybys; changing traffic signal timings; altering lane allocations; and removing off-street parking.

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