More than 1,000 Clean Air Zone signs peppered around Greater Manchester will have to be altered with stickers after the scheme was paused.
A firm called McCann has already been contracted by transport bosses to undertake the arduous yet necessary job of amending 1,194 signs which wrongly state the scheme to charge high-emission vehicles will start on May 30.
However, when asked by the Manchester Evening News , Clean Air Greater Manchester said a cost for the job to plaster over a section of the signage, due to start 'in the coming weeks', had yet to be agreed.
