Plans have been unveiled to charge businesses for staff car parking spaces in Oxford.
A consultation document released by Oxford City Council proposes introducing a charge of between £400 and £600 for businesses with 11 or more staff parking spaces.
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The plans also feature proposals for a Zero Emissions Zone which would include the entire city centre.
Formal consultation on the plans will begin this summer and could be implemented in 2023 or 2024.
The councils said they hoped the plans would make buses the fastest and easiest option for commuters, improve cycling and walking and cut pollution.
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