| ULEZ passes 10:19 - Jul 28 with 11222 views | RangersDave |
how many peeps are going to be fcu'kd up now? |  |
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| ULEZ passes on 11:38 - Jul 28 with 6872 views | izlingtonhoop |
Aaaaand again....
The delete switch is poised... |  | | |
| ULEZ passes on 12:14 - Jul 28 with 6737 views | CateLeBonR |
You can say what you like about about Mr Khan (and most people do) but he does get things done. [Post edited 28 Jul 2023 12:14]
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| ULEZ passes on 12:50 - Jul 28 with 6619 views | ChrisNW6 |
I guess anyone, who falls outside of this 🤷
Diesel cars and vans: 2015 models and newer
Petrol cars and vans: 2006 models or newer
For motorbikes, it's 2007 and up |  | | |
| ULEZ passes on 13:04 - Jul 28 with 6547 views | themodfather |
clean air is a great idea, but clean the dust and crap from the TUBES first , some stations you can see the smog of dust hanging in the "air". horrible.
and secondly couldn't get why one area of london is meant to pay and not all of it, one or the other and lastly this is a BOJO original idea and sadiq is being made to finish it . | | | |
| ULEZ passes on 13:05 - Jul 28 with 6542 views | HAYESBOY |
| ULEZ passes on 12:50 - Jul 28 by ChrisNW6 |
I guess anyone, who falls outside of this 🤷
Diesel cars and vans: 2015 models and newer
Petrol cars and vans: 2006 models or newer
For motorbikes, it's 2007 and up |
Its 10 percent of cars that this will affect. |  |
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| ULEZ passes on 13:15 - Jul 28 with 6477 views | Lblock |
In a repetition from the electric cars thread......
This is absolutely about peoples health and the........ pay attention at the back whilst I restate this with my deadpan expression Khanstyle.......... "4,000 premature deaths of Londoners each year"
It is absolutely not about grabbing money and rolling out a CCTV network of control by stealth under this guise.
But listen, if you've got £12.50 a day to spend you can just continue killing Londoners.
Zero irony.
There will be a procession of people saying their lycra isn't full of soot each morning as they cycle into work and their Tai Soya Milk Frappacino tastes soooooooooo much better. All for it.
Then their pockets will start to slowly have more space in them when the delivery driver charges more, the window cleaner can't get to them and a pricier fella is needed, when the builder whacks on extra ££££'s due to transport costs and then there will be tears of anguish in that Frappacino citing "cost of living crisis"
I long for the utopia where everybody just stops driving - the place will grind to an absolute standstill and Khant and the rest will be in a mess looking for something else to tax
London is becoming an increasingly difficult city to live in. |  |
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| ULEZ passes on 13:16 - Jul 28 with 6472 views | Lblock |
| ULEZ passes on 13:05 - Jul 28 by HAYESBOY |
Its 10 percent of cars that this will affect. |
At the moment | |
| Cherish and enjoy life.... this ain't no dress rehearsal |
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| ULEZ passes on 13:17 - Jul 28 with 6468 views | G_Ottershaw |
Think the whole thing is one big con because TFL are fundamentally bankrupt!
Does anyone have a 'ball park' figure of how many vehicles this is likely to affect? Is it now actually quite a small number of vehicles? | | | |
| ULEZ passes on 13:25 - Jul 28 with 6441 views | Lblock |
| ULEZ passes on 13:04 - Jul 28 by themodfather |
clean air is a great idea, but clean the dust and crap from the TUBES first , some stations you can see the smog of dust hanging in the "air". horrible.
and secondly couldn't get why one area of london is meant to pay and not all of it, one or the other and lastly this is a BOJO original idea and sadiq is being made to finish it . |
Just to add -- that tube dust is 32% asbestos in some cases.
Also -- that tw@t Boris did start it but I don't think he was looking to do tis expansion. Far from it | |
| Cherish and enjoy life.... this ain't no dress rehearsal |
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| ULEZ passes on 13:30 - Jul 28 with 6427 views | QPR_Jim |
| ULEZ passes on 13:15 - Jul 28 by Lblock |
In a repetition from the electric cars thread......
This is absolutely about peoples health and the........ pay attention at the back whilst I restate this with my deadpan expression Khanstyle.......... "4,000 premature deaths of Londoners each year"
It is absolutely not about grabbing money and rolling out a CCTV network of control by stealth under this guise.
But listen, if you've got £12.50 a day to spend you can just continue killing Londoners.
Zero irony.
There will be a procession of people saying their lycra isn't full of soot each morning as they cycle into work and their Tai Soya Milk Frappacino tastes soooooooooo much better. All for it.
Then their pockets will start to slowly have more space in them when the delivery driver charges more, the window cleaner can't get to them and a pricier fella is needed, when the builder whacks on extra ££££'s due to transport costs and then there will be tears of anguish in that Frappacino citing "cost of living crisis"
I long for the utopia where everybody just stops driving - the place will grind to an absolute standstill and Khant and the rest will be in a mess looking for something else to tax
London is becoming an increasingly difficult city to live in. |
Also in repetition of the electric car thread - The taxation approach to air pollution is in keeping with our stance on other potentially deadly activities. We are all still free to drink or smoke ourselves into an early grave, merely taxed for the pleasure, so I'm not sure why you'd expect them to take a harsher line with cars. Pollution wise you can still use 100's of bags a year for your shopping if you want but you'll have to pay for it.
It genuinely is no different approach than they take with any other thing that's bad for your health or the environment, so not sure what all the fuss and name calling is about. |  | | |
| ULEZ passes on 13:32 - Jul 28 with 6408 views | Mick_S |
| ULEZ passes on 13:15 - Jul 28 by Lblock |
In a repetition from the electric cars thread......
This is absolutely about peoples health and the........ pay attention at the back whilst I restate this with my deadpan expression Khanstyle.......... "4,000 premature deaths of Londoners each year"
It is absolutely not about grabbing money and rolling out a CCTV network of control by stealth under this guise.
But listen, if you've got £12.50 a day to spend you can just continue killing Londoners.
Zero irony.
There will be a procession of people saying their lycra isn't full of soot each morning as they cycle into work and their Tai Soya Milk Frappacino tastes soooooooooo much better. All for it.
Then their pockets will start to slowly have more space in them when the delivery driver charges more, the window cleaner can't get to them and a pricier fella is needed, when the builder whacks on extra ££££'s due to transport costs and then there will be tears of anguish in that Frappacino citing "cost of living crisis"
I long for the utopia where everybody just stops driving - the place will grind to an absolute standstill and Khant and the rest will be in a mess looking for something else to tax
London is becoming an increasingly difficult city to live in. |
London is becoming an increasingly difficult city to live in.
I’m with you there, lb. and I hate that because I’m so proud of where I’m from and where I live, albeit on the outskirts of west London. We’ll be off soon.
The tradespeople I know and grew up with are now sticking that extra charge, and the rest, on their daily and weekly rate, as you know.
Of course, I can see the bigger picture-sorry about that one; goodness knows how this situation can be dealt with, but it seems to me that there are so many that are going to be clobbered by this.
Mate of mine - who is on his way out of London now, said he feels he’s being forced out of the place he loves.
I do get what’s going on, but far too many hard working people are going to get a kicking here - and it’s going on your daily rate when you need someone in. |  |
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| ULEZ passes on 13:42 - Jul 28 with 6360 views | izlingtonhoop |
| ULEZ passes on 13:04 - Jul 28 by themodfather |
clean air is a great idea, but clean the dust and crap from the TUBES first , some stations you can see the smog of dust hanging in the "air". horrible.
and secondly couldn't get why one area of london is meant to pay and not all of it, one or the other and lastly this is a BOJO original idea and sadiq is being made to finish it . |
On the other hand, re the Olympics, Ken did all the work, and Alex grabbed, actually grabbed the credit.
What an operator. | | | |
| ULEZ passes on 14:07 - Jul 28 with 6274 views | derbyhoop |
| ULEZ passes on 13:17 - Jul 28 by G_Ottershaw |
Think the whole thing is one big con because TFL are fundamentally bankrupt!
Does anyone have a 'ball park' figure of how many vehicles this is likely to affect? Is it now actually quite a small number of vehicles? |
I saw a report (RAC??) that 700k vehicles would be affected in Outer London.
Very few petrol cars will be affected, but diesel vehicles much more.
What"s needed is an improved exchange scheme. Public transport is not going to get any better outside of Zone 2. |  |
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| ULEZ passes on 14:20 - Jul 28 with 6230 views | HAYESBOY |
| ULEZ passes on 13:16 - Jul 28 by Lblock |
At the moment |
That's correct.
It will get smaller as the older cars are fazed out. | |
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| ULEZ passes on 14:37 - Jul 28 with 6175 views | swisscottage |
| ULEZ passes on 13:15 - Jul 28 by Lblock |
In a repetition from the electric cars thread......
This is absolutely about peoples health and the........ pay attention at the back whilst I restate this with my deadpan expression Khanstyle.......... "4,000 premature deaths of Londoners each year"
It is absolutely not about grabbing money and rolling out a CCTV network of control by stealth under this guise.
But listen, if you've got £12.50 a day to spend you can just continue killing Londoners.
Zero irony.
There will be a procession of people saying their lycra isn't full of soot each morning as they cycle into work and their Tai Soya Milk Frappacino tastes soooooooooo much better. All for it.
Then their pockets will start to slowly have more space in them when the delivery driver charges more, the window cleaner can't get to them and a pricier fella is needed, when the builder whacks on extra ££££'s due to transport costs and then there will be tears of anguish in that Frappacino citing "cost of living crisis"
I long for the utopia where everybody just stops driving - the place will grind to an absolute standstill and Khant and the rest will be in a mess looking for something else to tax
London is becoming an increasingly difficult city to live in. |
I moved 'out' of London ( Royal Docks area) to Rickmansworth 11 years ago and its the best single decision I've ever made. the only time I ever go into London now is for football and about 6 visits to family in SE London .. all of which are far easier on train and tube than driving at 20 miles an hour increasing my risk of an accident as I spend more like looking at my speedometer that paying attention to what's on the frickin road. The only time I drive through London now is on Christmas day. Thankfully Hertfordshire is not covered by the ULEZ.
The only annoyance is my 'quick route' to White City ( Drive to Ruislip Gardens and Central Line in) is now ULEZED... However as I've upped my walking as exercise, I now treat going to the Rs as an opportunity for two 4 mile walks to and from Marylebone... so thank you Mr Khan for the added incentive. | | | |
| ULEZ passes on 15:02 - Jul 28 with 6080 views | Benny_the_Ball |
| ULEZ passes on 13:16 - Jul 28 by Lblock |
At the moment |
Yes, if he's re-elected next year expect him to move the goalposts for petrol cars, like he did for diesel cars when the ULEZ zone was initially expanded to Hangar Lane. |  | | |
| ULEZ passes on 15:06 - Jul 28 with 6064 views | RamseyR |
First they came for the diesels..... |  | | |
| ULEZ passes on 15:27 - Jul 28 with 5998 views | Benny_the_Ball |
| ULEZ passes on 14:20 - Jul 28 by HAYESBOY |
That's correct.
It will get smaller as the older cars are fazed out. |
On the contrary, it'll get larger because Khan will alter the threshold for petrol cars. Then once he's done that, he'll find reasons to target Hybrids.
At the moment, the current ULEZ standard for diesel cars is Euro 6 but it's only Euro 4 for petrol cars. If he raises this standard to Euro 6, overnight millions of petrol cars registered between 2006 and 2015 will become liable to the charge.
Khan's got form for this. Prior to the extension to Hangar Lane, most diesel cars registered from 2012 were compliant. When the extension came in, Khan raised the threshold for diesel cars to 2015. [Post edited 28 Jul 2023 15:37]
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| ULEZ passes on 15:39 - Jul 28 with 5968 views | LazyFan |
This happens when people don't target corporations for their mess; the working person has to pay for it. Doing that through the government means they don't even have to front it.
I am sure if it has not been done already, it will be outsourced to a private company to collect and then this will be sold to an energy company who then claim they offsite their fossil fuels by financing green tax like this. |  |
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| ULEZ passes on 15:54 - Jul 28 with 5912 views | dutch |
Don't normally contribute to political debates on here, stick to football, but there's lots of piffle being repeated here. Quite how you turn cleaner air for our kids to breathe into a bad/evil thing I've no idea. Should we go back to coal fired smogs? Pollution fed pea-soupers? How about pouring our human waste out of windows again.
Sorry but this is a party politically motivated campaign by right wing outer London boroughs (remember fares fair?) to try and overturn the mandate of a Labour Mayor who has won majorities twice. I live in inner London and the air quality is better, it works. | | | |
| ULEZ passes on 15:54 - Jul 28 with 5907 views | colinallcars |
| ULEZ passes on 13:04 - Jul 28 by themodfather |
clean air is a great idea, but clean the dust and crap from the TUBES first , some stations you can see the smog of dust hanging in the "air". horrible.
and secondly couldn't get why one area of london is meant to pay and not all of it, one or the other and lastly this is a BOJO original idea and sadiq is being made to finish it . |
I had a mate who worked on the underground. He said they had a team of workers called “fluffers” that went into the tunnels at about 1am to do the cleaning.
Notta lotta people know that. |  | | |
| ULEZ passes on 15:59 - Jul 28 with 5876 views | swisscottage |
| ULEZ passes on 15:54 - Jul 28 by colinallcars |
I had a mate who worked on the underground. He said they had a team of workers called “fluffers” that went into the tunnels at about 1am to do the cleaning.
Notta lotta people know that. |
The only fluffers I know do a different sort of cleaning. | | | |
| ULEZ passes on 17:25 - Jul 28 with 5730 views | Benny_the_Ball |
| ULEZ passes on 15:54 - Jul 28 by dutch |
Don't normally contribute to political debates on here, stick to football, but there's lots of piffle being repeated here. Quite how you turn cleaner air for our kids to breathe into a bad/evil thing I've no idea. Should we go back to coal fired smogs? Pollution fed pea-soupers? How about pouring our human waste out of windows again.
Sorry but this is a party politically motivated campaign by right wing outer London boroughs (remember fares fair?) to try and overturn the mandate of a Labour Mayor who has won majorities twice. I live in inner London and the air quality is better, it works. |
Inner London, I agree. Traffic is slow and this results in more emissions. It's the extension to Greater London that is debateable. Khan's own studies showed that extending the zone will make little to no difference to air quality in Outer London.
Moreover, if you look at policies in general, they're at odds with each other. For example, schemes like LTNs and 20mph zones result in more pollution. ICE cars are dirtier when running at low speed, in a low gear. Forcing them to drive through particular routes only increases congestion and, therefore, emissions.
This lack of supporting evidence and joined up approach demonstrates overwhelmingly that the extension to Outer London is little more than a cash grab. | | | |
| ULEZ passes on 18:27 - Jul 28 with 5599 views | Arty |
| ULEZ passes on 13:30 - Jul 28 by QPR_Jim |
Also in repetition of the electric car thread - The taxation approach to air pollution is in keeping with our stance on other potentially deadly activities. We are all still free to drink or smoke ourselves into an early grave, merely taxed for the pleasure, so I'm not sure why you'd expect them to take a harsher line with cars. Pollution wise you can still use 100's of bags a year for your shopping if you want but you'll have to pay for it.
It genuinely is no different approach than they take with any other thing that's bad for your health or the environment, so not sure what all the fuss and name calling is about. |
Shame he cannot tax knife crime as that is just as much of a threat to young people's lives in London. | | | |
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