Published 11 days ago

Ulez: Drivers may have to 'pay-per-mile' in order to meet net zero targets

Sadiq Khan might implement pay-per-mile charges for London drivers to reach net zero emissions by 2030, with details in official documents.
Khan emphasized that achieving decarbonization goals hinges on charging drivers, according to an official report.
Despite previously denying pay-per-mile charges, Khan's strategy includes investigating road user charging for emission-based fees and congestion considerations.

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Daily Express

Sadiq Khan could 'force pay-per mile plan on Londoners' to hit net zero target

The Labour Mayor has denied he intends to bring in the radical charges, but several documents suggest he will need to do to meet his bold net zero targets.

11 days ago·United Kingdom

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The Telegraph

London drivers ‘could pay per mile’ so that Sadiq Khan can hit net zero target

Documents reveal the Mayor of London’s ambitious plans for decarbonisation are ‘only possible’ by charging motorists

11 days ago·London, United Kingdom

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GB News

Ulez: Drivers may have to 'pay-per-mile' in order to meet net zero targets

Motorists could face pay-per-mile driving charges under London Mayor Sadiq Khan's plans to hit Net Zero targets, Tories have claimed, despite Khan having "ruled out" the option being enforced during his tenure.The Mayor has spoken positively about a pay-per-mile system in the past - which could see the end of the Ulez scheme altogether - and though he has shut down suggestions of actually implementing it, Khan has locked horns with Conservative …

11 days ago·London, United Kingdom

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