Petrol and diesel drivers slapped with almost 10 million Ulez and Clean Air Zone fines

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Petrol and diesel drivers slapped with almost 10 million Ulez and Clean Air Zone fines.

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Almost 10 million fines have been issued to drivers breaking emissions rules around the UK, as experts urge motorists to pay attention or risk huge fines.Research from a Freedom of Information request found that more than 9.6 million penalty charge notices have been issued since 2019.Almost 10 million fines have been issued in London (2019-2026), Portsmouth (2021-2026) and Bradford (2022-2026) as councils crack down on polluting vehicles.Penalties can be issued for drivers breaching Clean Air Zones, Low Emission Zones, Zero Emission Zones and London's Ultra Low Emission Zone if their vehicles are not compliant.

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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say The FOI data from MotorEasy found that there have been more than 300,000 instances of drivers repeatedly breaking Clean Air Zone rules.It is unclear whether drivers are repeatedly and deliberately flouting emissions regulations, or if they are genuinely confused by the rules.Duncan McClure Fisher, CEO of Intelligent Motoring and founder of...

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B: Almost 10 million fines have been issued to drivers breaking emissions rules around the UK, as experts urge motorists to pay attention or risk huge fines.Research from a Freedom of Information request found that more than 9.6 million penalty charge notices have been issued since 2019.Almost 10 million fines have been issued in London (2019-2026), Portsmouth (2021-2026) and Bradford (2022-2026) as councils crack down on polluting vehicles.Penalties can be issued for drivers breaching Clean Air Zones, Low Emission Zones, Zero Emission Zones and London's Ultra Low Emission Zone if their vehicles are not compliant.