Town-wide traffic calming measures unveiled
Bradford Council said reducing speed limits in built-up areas would make them "safer and more pleasant".
It is part of the council's aim to introduce 20mph zones across the area, focused on urban centres and schools. Alex Ross-Shaw, the council's executive member for regeneration, planning and transport, said: "Reducing speeds in built-up areas makes them safer and more pleasant for residents and visitors alike.""They also showed that there is concern over the extent of the proposed traffic calming measures, which is why we've scaled back the traffic calming on a third of the sites," he added.
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