London has chronic travel problems which, in my opinion, will only get worse as London's population continues to increase. We need to do whatever we can to make travel as easy as possible for everyone - and that includes pedestrians and car users. Stopping cars parking on the pavements will make Devonshire Road impassable by cars (as my Westwood Park anecdote demonstrates) - controlling parking on the pavement can help both pedestrians and car users. I have some sympathy with limiting car ownership in London but I think that is happening anyway with CPZs, limited parking in new developments and the congestion zone. But I don't think that just because you live in a multi-occupancy dwelling with no off road parking you should be automatically prevented from having a car. It might be absolutely essential to your livelihood.