Drivers mistakenly paying charges on websites run by copycat scammers are receiving fines from TfL.
By Harry LowDrivers who mistakenly paid Ulez charges on websites run by copycat scammers have been fined by Transport for London for non-payment.
Bobby Sharp paid more than £500 in TfL fines after using a copycat website which appeared on her search results.is the only place to pay online. As well as paying online, the charge can be paid by phone up to three days after travelling in the zone. The penalty for not paying it is £180, which goes down to £90 if paid within 14 days.
This is then not passed on to the transport authority, meaning it has no record of a driver's payment and therefore issues fines.Ms Sharp, 65, drove her non-compliant diesel car from Langport in Somerset to visit her sister for the Chelsea Flower Show in May.
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