Streets across the city will be closed to through traffic next month as part of a car-free campaign.
Car-Free Day - this year held on September 25 - provides the opportunity for people to reconsider how they travel.
The global initiative also aims to reanimate neighbourhoods as places for people, community and recreation.
It encourages people city and county-wide to ditch their motors in favour of more sustainable modes of transport as part of a worldwide push to reduce carbon emissions and close roads.
As part of the festivities, neighbours can apply for temporary road closures to create space for children to play safely where they live, and for neighbours to get to know each other.
There are currently two confirmed road closures in Norwich - Highland Avenue and Britannia Road.
Applications for road closures - which have been made free for the event by Norfolk County Council - are open until Friday, August 19.
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