Core Values: Protecting Historic Centres by Traffic Restraints

The preservation and protection of historic urban centres is a concern of many cities in Europe. But cities must strike a balance between preserving the ambiance of their old town and serving the everyday needs of contemporary inhabitants. Inevitably this involves compromises between access and restrictions for motor traffic. The solution is normally found in a package of coordinated transport measures. This session seeks to address the following questions:  

  • What are some challenges and solutions in restricting motor vehicle traffic in historic centres?;
  • What are the key factors in securing public acceptance of motor vehicle restrictions?; and
  • What are the key factors of success in enforcing traffic restrictions in an historic centre? 

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