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London begins countdown to Ultra Low Emissions Zone

14 March 2019

by Adam Pitt

London has started counting down to the launch of a tough Ultra Low Emission Zone (ULEZ) by creating a £23 million fund to encourage small businesses, charities, and health services to scrap heavy-polluting diesel vehicles.

The scheme offers up to £6,000 in funding to replace vehicles and help with running costs of cleaner options. The total number of applications, obtained by Cities Today, demonstrates strong early interest in making the switch.

Paul Cowperthwaite, General Manager of Road User Charging at Transport for London, said that "in just two weeks [since the scheme was launched,] more than 100 people have already applied [for funding]".

"We are working hard to ensure Lond...

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