Does the council have enforced school streets across its area?

Clarifications

A school street is a street outside of a school that is closed to private vehicles for a time period before and after the school opens and shuts. This is to encourage a safe route for children to walk or roll to school, and improve air quality on the roads outside schools.

Enforced school streets are when the road is blocked during the hours decided or there are cameras used to stop private vehicles (often with exceptions for residents) to travel down the street.

A trial school street, which is active at the time of marking, will be counted but only if the local authority is over the total of 10/30 with trial/permanent school streets. School streets must be year round to be accepted.