Residents in five London boroughs have taken the fight against cycle-friendly Low Traffic Neighbourhoods to the high court.
Sadiq Khan s controversial road scheme was this week ruled illegal by a high court judge who said it was found to be seriously flawed .
Dozens of roads were closed and others narrowed to create new cycle lanes in the height of lockdown last year in an effort to encourage walking and cycling.
But residents in Hackney, Ealing, Hounslow, Lambeth and Croydon have now launched a legal challenge to stop the road closures.
The hearing on February 12 could be decisive in the battle between councils and motorists across the capital.