Oxfordshire County Council has outlined changes to disabled parking, speed limits, pedestrian facilities and road traffic arrangements across Cherwell and West Oxfordshire.
The proposals would replace 11 existing disabled parking bays with 25 new spaces in Banbury, Bicester and several West Oxfordshire villages.
Proposed additions in Banbury cover Arundel Place, Danesmore, East Street, Evenlode, High Furlong, Manor Road, Mascord Road, Portway and Woodgreen Avenue.
Four locations in Bicester are also included: Ashby Road, Dove Green, Duxford Close and Nuffield Close.
A further bay is planned for Church Lane in Kirtlington.
In West Oxfordshire, additional provision is proposed in Carterton, Chipping Norton, Langford, Long Hanborough and Witney.
Oxfordshire County Council also intends to formalise an existing disabled parking space in Hastings Close, Banbury.
The bays identified for removal are situated on Bankside, Cheviot Way, Kings Road and Orchard Way in Banbury, together with sites in Deddington, Carterton, Eynsham and Milton-under-Wychwood.
Separate proposals would lengthen the double yellow lines on Moor Pond Close in Bicester by five metres towards the north-east.
The markings are positioned on the southern side of that road, directly opposite number five.
Objections and other representations concerning the disabled parking and Moor Pond Close proposals must reach the council by November 20.
The Traffic Regulation Orders and Schemes team at County Hall, Oxford, can provide further details.
A new road and junction are planned near Heyford Park.
Parts of Camp Road, Upper Heyford Road, the proposed Chilgrove Drive and an unnamed route leading south from Camp Road would be subject to a 20mph limit.
Sections of Upper Heyford Road and the unnamed route currently covered by the national 60mph limit would instead carry a 30mph designation.
Motor vehicles would no longer be permitted to use the former Chilgrove Drive.
Exceptions would remain for emergency services, utility and highway maintenance vehicles, and vehicles requiring legitimate access to adjacent land.
A Pegasus crossing for people on foot and horseback is also planned on Camp Road.
Three-metre-wide paths shared by pedestrians and cyclists would run on both sides of Camp Road close to the crossing and continue along a section of Upper Heyford Road.
Representations on the Heyford Park proposals must likewise be submitted by November 20.
Temporary traffic arrangements have also been announced for several Oxfordshire roads.
Acre Ditch and Pound Lane in Burdrop and Sibford Gower are subject to closure for both moving traffic and waiting from 8pm until 6am, beginning on October 26.
Work involving resurfacing and road markings is due to conclude by November 4, with cyclists and pedestrians permitted to pass through.
Cherwell Drive in Banbury is scheduled to close from 9pm to 5am during the periods November 9 to 12 and November 16 to 17.
Improvement work to the road surface is the stated reason.
The suggested alternative route is Castle Street, followed by the A361, A422 and A4260.
A full closure is planned for Banbury Road at Shipton-on-Cherwell between 7pm on October 30 and 7am on November 3 while pre-surface dressing takes place.
Access will be retained where reasonably practicable, while the diversion uses the A4095 and B4027.
King Street in Oxford is closed from Cardigan Street to Jericho Street because of electrical work expected to finish by November 1.
Development works also require Adelaide Street, beside 106 Walton Street, to remain closed until January 31, 2027.
National Highways will close the southbound A34 lay-bys between Peartree and Marcham in stages over approximately six weeks from November 2.
Carriageway repairs account for the restrictions.
Grenoble Road will also be subject to temporary controls during Oxford United home fixtures and authorised event days.
Closures may apply at roundabouts and selected junctions, while waiting and loading will be banned along the road.
Information about the relevant traffic orders is available from Oxfordshire County Council’s Traffic Regulations Team on 0345 310 1111.