Tell us about your experiences of reducing traffic and creating green neighbourhoods

Low-traffic neighbourhoods – areas where traffic has been reduced in order to prioritise pedestrians and cyclists – are springing up around the country. In their early stages they can be controversial – but research has shown that once the scheme has been around for a while, people don’t want to go back.

As part of a new Guardian miniseries, we’d like to hear from people around the UK who have been involved in setting up a low traffic neighbourhood (LTN) or live in one.

And we’d like to hear any tips for creating a greener neighbourhood, or stories about the benefits of living in one.

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