I’ve just checked my ‘98 reg 80 and it is also exempt from the LEZ charges which I find puzzling for an old vehicle that has no fancy electronic fuelling system, doesn’t use Adblue, no CAT or DPF.
I think that's because it's not registered as a goods vehicle or a campervan.
How do they police this ?
Number plate recognition and a fine in the post maybe ?
There seems to be some confusion on here, some are talking about the LEZ, some are talking about the congeston charge, Some are talking about the T charge, but they seem to be being discussed in the same breath. They are entirely different (although the T charge and congestion charge are related) so you need to be certain your all taking about the same thing, at the moment you aren't.
Indeed, but only from the LEZ, probably not from the othersThat’s the point I made above and that’s why it’s surprising to find privately-owned 90s diesel trucks exempt.
the fun kinda ends when carrying a load of building tools..If you want to avoid the lot, get a motorcycle. More fun too!
Bristol is bunged up with road works to make busses more user frendly bath is going to introduce a lez in the near future think i will buy meself some decent footwear and purchase a donkey
Yes. Same system as the C-charge. Blanket ANPR and a letter in the post if you don’t pay within a set period.