Sadiq Khan's Ulez rakes in millions as drivers hit with daily charges to travel in London

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Sadiq Khan's controversial Ulez scheme has brought in millions from motorists, with drivers across London punished with hefty daily charges and fines.New figures obtained by a Freedom of Information request revealed Transport for London collected a staggering £180million from the scheme in 2025 alone.

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This included £123million from daily charges paid by owners of non-compliant vehicles and a further £57million from fines.

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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say The Ulez was first launched in central London before being massively expanded in August 2023 to cover the whole of Greater London, an area spanning 580 square miles and home to around nine million people.

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Drivers whose cars fail to meet emissions standards must pay a daily charge of £12.50.

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Failing to pay the fee can result in a fine of up to £180 for most cars, vans, and motorcycles, although this...

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