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Launch of the FRF Home Zone<BR>
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<P><FONT SIZE="+1"><STRONG>Five Roads Forum:</STRONG> A campaign to
create a home zone in 5 roads in West Ealing, London. A home zone is a
street or group of streets designed primarily to meet the interests of
pedestrians and cyclists rather than motorists, opening up the street for
social use. </FONT></P>
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<P>Keywords:<BR>
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<P>homezone, home zone, home zones, woonerf, verkehrsberuhigung, traffic
calming, streets for people, speed limit compliance, safer streets,
pedestrian safety, childrens play council, traffic restraint, urban
liveability, bicycle safety, safety policies, shared surfaces, kids
safety, urban design, highway design, urban environment, child safety,
safe play areas, street design, community involvement, home zone projects,
residential street design, Ealing, West London, Arden Road, Broughton
Road, Denmark Road, Hartington Road, Hastings Road, W13</P>
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