Map of locations and permit areas

Map of locations

The traffic filter locations on the map below are the same as the congestion charge locations. 

• Map of the traffic filter locations (.pdf format, 1.5 MB)
• Online map of the traffic filter locations

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The traffic filters operate all year-round, including bank holidays. However, outside of the hours of operation, any vehicle type can pass through, with or without a permit.

Traffic filter signage

Traffic filter locations are marked by road signs.

The blue signs indicate that you are 80 yards (73 m) from a traffic filter. At this point, you can change your route to avoid it.

The yellow signs on both sides of the road mark the traffic filter. If you pass these signs in a car without a permit, you may be fined. 

Below are images of both signs.

Map of permit areas

There are two permit areas for Oxfordshire residents. These permit areas determine the type of free resident permit you can apply for. 

If you live in one of these permit areas, you can apply for a free permit (day passes).

The two maps below show the two permit areas and the permit type you can apply for.

Oxford permit area (blue area) - 100 free day passes

Oxfordshire permit area (yellow area) - 25 free day passes

View maps as PDF documents:

• Oxford permit area (.pdf format, 725 KB)
• Oxfordshire permit area (.pdf format, 1.1 MB)

You can see which area your address is in by typing your postcode into the box at the top left of the map.

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