Congestion and emissions from traffic in York are a major source of air pollution, discourage cycling and walking, and delay public transport, emergency vehicles, and people with mobility impairments who depend on their cars.

But what could the city do to reduce congestion, improve public transport and active travel? Could congestion charges or workplace parking levies raise funds to subsidise public transport? How might such charges work? Where might they be applied? Do you have your own ideas about what could help? What problems might arise?

Please join our grown up conversation.