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It's essentially a car free zone but residents can own a car and get out of the area. As an outsider the space is not accessible by car. Which is really how it should be. We might not have the whole country hooked up to amazing public transport, but we don't need to provide car access to every single space.

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I think that, as an outsider, you can access by car.

Is just that, if you have to drive slowly, you can't park and you have to exit in the same place you entered, what's the point?

I assume dropping someone off or picking someone up to go to/from somewhere outside wouldn't count as parking.

Yeah, the most clear example of that is taxis. Also less traffic makes easy for drivers that bring goods to the shops.

what about visitors?

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