Transport Strategy
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& Tourism > Travel > Transport Strategy The City Council has implemented
changes to the roads in Oxford to reduce air pollution and to
allow buses priority access to
the city. It is aimed to encourage the use of the Park & Ride
scheme and use of the Oxford Ring Road.
Some main points to note:
- Motorists may not use the High Street to travel from east
to west as previously.
- The road arrangements near the Station have been improved
by the introduction of sets of traffic lights.
- Cyclists will find new routes into town in operation and
priority at many traffic lights.
- Many bus stops have changed location now as a result. Keep
an eye out for changes.
- There have been changes to the orange badge parking areas.
Main changes to roads in Oxford city centre.
- Hythe Bridge Street - Two-way traffic route.
- Thames Street - Two-way traffic route
- Park End Street - Two way, but only open
to buses and delivery traffic. Access to the car park from
the West is via Park End Street.
- Broad Street - Western end closed to traffic
24 hrs every day.
- Turl Street - During the daytime closed
to all vehicles. Vehicles needing access to Broad Street have
access through a barrier.
- High Street - Through traffic barred 7.30am
- 6.30pm every day. Buses, taxis and cycles are allowed through.
- St Aldate's - Access only.
- Cornmarket Street - Now fully pedestrianised.
All traffic (including buses) is banned seven days a week.
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