There are more journeys to the shops than to work. Quiet routes into town let you take the children, even when they’re starting to ride their own bike.
Transport Paradise is a vision of how UK cities can be adapted to make them wonderful places to live and work.
This vision is based on what's been done in Oxford, and shows what is politically practical and affordable, given a typical UK urban-form and road-form.
Oxford is famous as a university city, and for making cars. Oxford gave up building new roads in the 70s, and has found better ways to get the city moving.
Other cities can start towards becoming transport paradises, if they calm traffic, and make it easy to get around by bus, by bike, and on foot.