Five people have been arrested over criminal damage relating to Ulez cameras since the London mayor announced the expansion of the clean air zone earlier this year.The low emission zone imposes limitations on vehicle emissions with the aim of reducing pollution.
An anti-Ulez Facebook group with more than 40,000 members urging people to refuse to pay the £12.50 daily fee for non-compliant vehicles, as well as celebrating the vandalism of enforcement cameras.extended Ultra Low Emission Zone For petrol cars to meet the emissions standards, they must generally have been first registered after 2005 and most diesel cars registered after September 2015 are also exempt.
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