CoHSAT - Coalition for Healthy Streets and Active Travel (Oxon)

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We are a group of voluntary and campaigning organisations, working across Oxfordshire to create attractive, accessible and people-friendly streets. cohsat.org.uk

A view of the auditorium with audience, panel and introductory slide on a giant screen
Goring Gap Active Travel logo, with stylised hills, bridge, river, and people walking, wheeling and cycling.
A chart of how respondents to a survey travelled to Oxford City Centre and Jericho.
A printed sign in a window saying 'We have sold out of pokemon. Apologies for the inconvenience.'
A double image. At the top is a YouTube video titled Oxford folk festival 2026 Morris, with Morris dancers visible. At the bottom is Broad Street as a carpark. A row of ten plus cars with tarmac in front and buildings including the Sheldonian Thetre behind
A photo of about 10 used bikes outside a cycle shop with price tags from £110
A bar chart showing how people reach Oxford City Centre (and jericho). 32% arrive by bus, 17% by train, 10% by active travel, and only 9% by car
A bar chart showing that 32% of people reach Oxford City Centre by bus, 10% by active travel, and only 9% by car. (Sample size is 1021)
Two bar charts, one for Jericho and one for Oxford City Centre showing the mode of travel for people. For the City centre, the largest is bus (32%) and car is fourth at 9%,
Paris’s new mayor, Emmanuel Grégoire, on a Velib rental bike taking a victory tour along the French capital’s greatly expanded network of new cycle lanes on the night of his victory, surrounded by hundreds, maybe thousands of cycling supporters.
A view of the A4421 showing a straight road with a narrow footway and a wide verge beyond it.
A headline from GB News stating: Motorists switch to using public transport to avoid paying £5 daily congestion charge
Inside the Westgate shopping centre, many people are watching a dance competition.
Thames Street, Oxford with a bus and about 5 cars and vans, well spaced.
A road with not much traffic
A picture of an Oxford Mail headline 'Fines for driving near schools raised £300k'
A bubble chart showing what vehicles kill or seriously injure people on the roads. 'Cars' which includes Taxis are clearly the biggest type of vehicle involved by a large multiple.
A bubble chart showing what vehicles were involved in killing or seriously injuring 260 road users in Oxfordshire in 2024
Three men cycling near the Radcliffe Camera in Oxford. Cllr Ian Hudspeth (left), Andrew Gilligan and Lord Adonis.
Cllr Ian Hudspeth celebrates the Tour of Britain at Blenheim Palace with a peloton of local cyclists.
An X3 at night in Abingdon
A bicycle outside Richer Sounds in Oxford
Picture of a crowd with a man in Victorian costume and a headline "Christmas markets in full swing as shoppers pour into city centre" From front cover of Oxford Times 27 November 2025
Queen Street 31 Nov. Packed with shoppers
An electric bus in Oxford
Text saying campaigners will protest at 'key congestion points'
Extract from Google Maps showing traffic jams on Magdalen Bridge and Iffley Road at 9am on Tuesday 28 Oct 2025
A large group of people, mostly women, with bicycles and lots of lights at night by a park. They are glowing in every sense.
A bus and the caption 'Free bus travel to coincide with congestion charge' (from BBC website)
A cyclist on the repaired towpath
A poster for Kidical Mass in Oxford 21 September
A line of cars and vans stuck in a jam. And a bus moving along a clear bus lane
Table of interventions to reduce traffic from a meta study, referenced in link. Number 1 is 'Congestion Charge' 2 is Parking and traffic control 3 is Limited traffic zone
A list of 28 permits and exemptions, including: Cycles Buses Hackney carriage or private hire vehicle Emergency Vehicles Coaches Minibuses Vans or light commercial vehicles Mopeds Motorbikes Heavy Goods vehicles (hgvs) Resident in the Oxford permit area Resident in the Oxfordshire permit area Blue Badge holder Disability benefit claimant Disabled tax class car School students with Special Educational Needs (SEN) Unpaid carers Community health or care worker Frequent hospital patient Emergency or health service car Firefighter Car club car Business car used as goods vehicle Personal car used as goods vehicle Approved driving instructor Hearse or funeral car Company Car pool car – NEW Ice rink club users – NEW