Map Of London Low Emission Zone

It affects lots more vehicles than the lez, including all cars and motorcycles. The first and largest low emissions zone in the uk was introduced to the capital in 2008, and covers the whole area of greater london. Vehicle owners should check where the boundaries of each zone are before entering london.

For more information check out our guide on the ulez. The first and largest low emissions zone in the uk was introduced to the capital in 2008, and covers the whole area of greater london. Birmingham set up a similar scheme in june 2021, charging £8 per day for cars and vans, rising to £50 for lorries, buses and coaches.

The lez map covers an area bounded by hertford in the north, redhill in the south, gravesend in the east and maidenhead in the west.

Runs 24/7 and the daily charge will be £12.50 per car, moped or motorbike. Ulez map from 25 october 2021 as you can see from the map, the ultra low emission zone is boundaried by the a501 in the north, the a5/4202 in the west, the a3204/201 in the south, and the a1210/100 in the east. Birmingham set up a similar scheme in june 2021, charging £8 per day for cars and vans, rising to £50 for lorries, buses and coaches. As the london low emission zone is a separate scheme to the london congestion charge, drivers of vehicles affected by the london lez who enter the central congestion charge zone must pay both charges during the daytime on a weekday.