Living Streets, a national charity that lobbies for pedestrians, claimed that preventing parking around school gates and playgrounds would cut congestion and make it safer for people to walk or cycle.
Vehicle exclusion zones should be set up around Scotland’s primary and secondary schools to deter parents from driving their children to school, campaigners have urged.
Living Streets, a national charity that lobbies for pedestrians, claimed that preventing parking around school gates and playgrounds would cut congestion and make it safer for people to walk or cycle.
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