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The Guardian - UK
The Guardian - UK
Environment
Guardian community team

Tell us: do you live in a UK city with a low emission zone?

The Canary Wharf skyline viewed through hazey air from Alexandra Palace, north London in 2020.
The Canary Wharf skyline viewed through hazey air from Alexandra Palace, north London in 2020. Photograph: Victoria Jones/PA

London’s ultra-low emission zone (Ulez) — a plan to fight toxic air in the city — will on Tuesday expand to Greater London.

The policy, drawn up under Boris Johnson’s mayoral term and extended by Sadiq Khan in 2021, sees the oldest, most polluting vehicles pay a daily charge starting at £12.50. The majority of cars are exempt.

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