UK: Oxford Street pedestrianisation begins in central London
Pedestrians have taken over part of London's Oxford Street as a new traffic ban comes into force.
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Pedestrians have taken over part of London's Oxford Street as a new traffic ban comes into force.
Open original →Oxford Street's traffic restrictions are now in force, but the broader transformation is still under way. Planned additions such as trees, seating and public squares are expected in 2027.
Open original →Die berühmte Londoner Einkaufsstraße Oxford Street ist ab heute teilweise Fußgängerzone. Auf einem knappen Kilometer sind keine Autos, Busse, Taxen und Fahrräder erlaubt.
Open original →Von heute an fahren auf einem Teil der bekannten Londoner Oxford Street keine Autos, Busse und Taxis mehr. Der Umbau zur Fußgängerzone soll der Einkaufsstraße neues Leben einhauchen.
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London: Teil von Oxford Street ist jetzt Fußgängerzone
Oxford Street in London wird zur Fußgängerzone
Umbau zur Fußgängerzone: London verbannt Autos aus der Oxford Street
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