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Oxford City Traffic Filters

sarah2413
Aug 22
1 min read

Oxford City Traffic Filters


Traffic filters: what they mean for you

From Monday 28 September 2026, Oxford’s traffic filters trial will replace the congestion charge.   From this date, you’ll no longer be able to pay the £5 congestion charge. If you drive through a filter while it is operating, you’ll need a valid permit.   You can still drive to all parts of Oxford, but you may need to use a different route if you don’t have a valid traffic filters permit.   If you already have a congestion charge permit, keep an eye on your inbox – we’re contacting all current permit holders by email.   Find out more about permits, routes and what the changes could mean for your journeys.

  Sarah Burrows

  Clerk & RFO

  Upper Heyford Parish Council

  parishclerk@upperheyfordpc.org.uk

Upper Heyford Village Hall

Somerton Road, Upper Heyford

OX25 5LB


 
 
 

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