What area will it cover, what vehicles does it affect and how much might you have to pay?
Anyone who drives a car that does not meet the minimum emissions standards will be charged.Most diesel cars registered after September 2015 are exempt from the charge.For cars, smaller vans, motorbikes and other lighter vehicles, the charge is £12.50 if the vehicle does not comply with emissions standards.Under the plans, disabled drivers will be entitled to a grace period until 2027.
The LEZ for heavy vehicles will continue to operate, so you could be charged both the ULEZ and LEZ fee.You can be charged at any time of the day, every day, except on Christmas Day.You have until midnight on the third day following the journey.Failing to pay the ULEZ charge can result in a penalty charge notice of £180, reduced to £90 if the fee is paid within 14 days.
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