A couple in Sussex who kept getting Clean Air Zone fines due to a number plate mix-up have been given three more penalty charges, more than three months after Bristol City Council promised it would stop.
Bristol's CAZ camera system is unable to tell the difference between Andrew and Fiona Robison's non-compliant car and a different car with a similar number plate. And while their silver Renault diesel is safely parked up at their home in Horsham, Sussex, the unknown driver of an Audi is pottering around Bristol, triggering the CAZ cameras, even though their car is compliant with the Clean Air Zone.
Back in February, Bristol Live reported on the error, and told how the Robisons were left fuming because each time the owner of the other car in Bristol drove through the Clean Air Zone, they would get a fine from the city council and have to take the time to appeal, complain and explain the situation to the city council's CAZ team.
