Londoners could face a new pay-per-mile road tax under plans for a new 'sophisticated pricing system' reportedly considered by Sadiq Khan.
The Mayor of London is building a more elaborate way of charging drivers on roads in the capital, according to the Transport for London "Project 2030" website.
TfL is seeking engineers to 'lead the way in introducing a new, more sophisticated type of road pricing', The Mail on Sunday reported. Sadiq Khan has insisted he won't introduce a pay-per-mile scheme, although roads minister Richard Holden claims he was told by TfL to look into "the technicalities of introducing road charging across London in the future.”
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