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Evidence Over Ideology: A Quantitative Assessment of LTNs and Blanket 20 mph Regimes in London
We evaluate the road safety implications of Low Traffic Neighbourhoods (LTNs) and blanket 20 mph speed limits in London using injury-collision records (2020-2024). Because London implemented 20 mph limits primarily via sign-only orders without physical traffic calming, this work evaluates the blanke
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