The Mayor of London has announced an expansion of the £110m scrappage scheme from the end of July. Small businesses registered in London with fewer than 50 employees – not just sole traders and micro businesses – will be eligible, and charities operating in London will be allowed to scrap or retrofit up to three vans or minibuses instead of just one.

London Mayor announces major expansion to ULEZ scrappage scheme

The Mayor of London has announced a new vehicle scrappage scheme to help eligible Londoners prepare for the expansion of the Ultra Low Emission Zone (ULEZ) across all London boroughs from 29 August 2023.  The scrappage scheme is open for applications from 30 January 2023.

TfL updates scrappage scheme ahead of August’s ULEZ expansion

A French haulier has been issued 333 fines in just two weeks for not having paid <a href="https://tfl.gov.uk/modes/driving/low-emission-zone/your-vehicle-and-lez" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">London's low-emission zone (LEZ) charge</a> and the congestion charge. The haulier is looking into challenging the penalties, which collectively come to €205,000.

Haulier receives over 300 LEZ and congestion charge fines totalling €205,000 in just 2 weeks

The Mayor of London has confirmed the expansion of the Ultra Low Emission Zone (ULEZ) from the end of August 2023. HGVs will still have to meet the same LEZ standards or pay the same LEZ charges as today, confirmed the Mayor's office.

HGVs will pay London’s current LEZ charges under extended ULEZ scheme

Transport for London (TfL) has learned that the introduction of Ultra-Low Emission Zones (ULEZ) in the city ignited businesses to invest in newer vehicles than pay the charge or fines. TfL's latest report highlights that income from ULEZ is now predicted to be much lower than it had originally thought - despite the fact the scheme was officially introduced for environmental reasons.

London Mayor announces major expansion to ULEZ scrappage scheme

TfL updates scrappage scheme ahead of August’s ULEZ expansion

Haulier receives over 300 LEZ and congestion charge fines totalling €205,000 in just 2 weeks

HGVs will pay London’s current LEZ charges under extended ULEZ scheme

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