If you are unsure use the TfL checker:
As all ULEZ's use the same criteria
Check your Vehicle
tfl.gov.uk
As all ULEZ's use the same criteria
Well my 19 year old Fiesta is exempt but there is no way I am driving anywhere near London.
Portsmouth does not charge private cars, motorcycles or vans.The question isn't asking about London, rather if you lived in a ULEZ (of which there are others, like Birmingham and Portsmouth).
Time to act now and let the Government know that ULEZ isn't wanted.
Let's not get to the road charging per mile.
My council is the best and I'm glad they are against the ULEZ. I Fully support them.
I will stop using my car when they stop using their Private Jets to travel around with their Oligarchs friends.
Bath does not charge private cars, motorcycle.Portsmouth does not charge private cars, motorcycles or vans.
For heaven’s sake for the umpteenth time LEZ/ULEZ are about air quality, not CO2.
I and the quiet majority fully support them. You are in a very small (vocal) minority.
The quiet majority want these sorts of things to stop *others* doing things, whilst continuing themselves. We saw that attitude in spades during Covid with the “we went for a day out at the beach and were shocked to find it was packed” brigade.
They really don't.No the quiet majority want these thing because they recognise that air pollution is comes at a terrible cost.
No the quiet majority want these things because they recognise that air pollution comes at a terrible cost.
They really don't.
Just look at all those people driving around instead of walking, cycling, or catching a bus or train.
If people really cared about pollution then they simply wouldn’t use cars in the way they do. They may profess to care, until doing so affects their standard of living, or involves extra effort.
Majority of Londoners back Sadiq Khan plan to expand ULEZ clean air zone, poll finds
Would that still be a majority of the population in the boroughs currently allowing high-polluting vehicles unrestricted access?Not quite the same question but this is close:
Strong support for Sadiq Khan plan to expand London’s ULEZ clean air zone, poll finds
Mayor wants to expand the zone to the Greater London border from August 2023www.independent.co.uk
It's all BULL.For heaven’s sake for the umpteenth time LEZ/ULEZ are about air quality, not CO2.
I and the quiet majority fully support them. You are in a very small (vocal) minority.
But that would be mad? Yes if you banned petrol and diesel cars entirely that would do wonders for air quality but it would also have enormous negative consequences. You've got try and strike a balance. An obvious tipping point is to say that vehicles which don't meet certain criteria have to pay an extra charge to discourage usage of those specific vehicles and encourage people to upgrade to more modern (and not even necessarily that modern, petrol cars from 2005 onwards are compliant) vehicles which have a lower impact on air quality.If it was about Air quality. They would have banned cars altogether. Its all about money.
if you live in London or one of the neighbouring councils, you will have it will soon receive a letter i f one of more of your car will be liable.If you are unsure use the TfL checker:
Check your Vehicle
tfl.gov.uk
As all ULEZ's use the same criteria
If it was about money the rules would be much stricter, wouldn't they?It's all BULL.
If it was about Air quality. They would have banned Petrol/Diesel cars altogether. Its all about money.
You think you can drive in Slough and all around London and the wind won't blow the air into London.
As mad as it sounds. I would support a full ban and a proper scrappage scheme. Not you can still drive it if you pay £12.50If it was about money the rules would be much stricter, wouldn't they?
Scrappage for the worst-polluting vehicles I'd support (and for Chelsea Tractors that never touch mud, but that's a different bugbear)... but the cleanest car you can buy is one that already exists. Scrappage schemes like the ones we had post-2008 were not really about reducing environmental harm, they were about artificially stimulating the economy.As mad as it sounds. I would support a full ban and a proper scrappage scheme. Not you can still drive it if you pay £12.50