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Mark Deasy 🍉
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From the linked article A photo of an underground sign with a congestion charge warning to the right. Text reads EV owners to pay London congestion charge from January 2026 Transport for London estimated there would be 2,200 more vehicles in the zone on an average weekday without the charge Electric vehicle owners will pay the congestion charge in central London from the new year after Sir Sadiq Khan scrapped the exemption for battery cars. Motoring groups accused the London mayor of taking a “backward step” after Khan confirmed that the levy will apply from January 2. The congestion charge, introduced in 2003, covers an area of central
From the linked article A photo of an underground sign with a congestion charge warning to the right. Text reads EV owners to pay London congestion charge from January 2026 Transport for London estimated there would be 2,200 more vehicles in the zone on an average weekday without the charge Electric vehicle owners will pay the congestion charge in central London from the new year after Sir Sadiq Khan scrapped the exemption for battery cars. Motoring groups accused the London mayor of taking a “backward step” after Khan confirmed that the levy will apply from January 2. The congestion charge, introduced in 2003, covers an area of central
From the linked article A photo of an underground sign with a congestion charge warning to the right. Text reads EV owners to pay London congestion charge from January 2026 Transport for London estimated there would be 2,200 more vehicles in the zone on an average weekday without the charge Electric vehicle owners will pay the congestion charge in central London from the new year after Sir Sadiq Khan scrapped the exemption for battery cars. Motoring groups accused the London mayor of taking a “backward step” after Khan confirmed that the levy will apply from January 2. The congestion charge, introduced in 2003, covers an area of central
🚲 Arno roule 🚶‍♂️🐧♻️ :bzh:
🚲 Arno roule 🚶‍♂️🐧♻️ :bzh:
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Wen
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From the linked article A photo of an underground sign with a congestion charge warning to the right. Text reads EV owners to pay London congestion charge from January 2026 Transport for London estimated there would be 2,200 more vehicles in the zone on an average weekday without the charge Electric vehicle owners will pay the congestion charge in central London from the new year after Sir Sadiq Khan scrapped the exemption for battery cars. Motoring groups accused the London mayor of taking a “backward step” after Khan confirmed that the levy will apply from January 2. The congestion charge, introduced in 2003, covers an area of central
From the linked article A photo of an underground sign with a congestion charge warning to the right. Text reads EV owners to pay London congestion charge from January 2026 Transport for London estimated there would be 2,200 more vehicles in the zone on an average weekday without the charge Electric vehicle owners will pay the congestion charge in central London from the new year after Sir Sadiq Khan scrapped the exemption for battery cars. Motoring groups accused the London mayor of taking a “backward step” after Khan confirmed that the levy will apply from January 2. The congestion charge, introduced in 2003, covers an area of central
From the linked article A photo of an underground sign with a congestion charge warning to the right. Text reads EV owners to pay London congestion charge from January 2026 Transport for London estimated there would be 2,200 more vehicles in the zone on an average weekday without the charge Electric vehicle owners will pay the congestion charge in central London from the new year after Sir Sadiq Khan scrapped the exemption for battery cars. Motoring groups accused the London mayor of taking a “backward step” after Khan confirmed that the levy will apply from January 2. The congestion charge, introduced in 2003, covers an area of central
🚲 Arno roule 🚶‍♂️🐧♻️ :bzh:
🚲 Arno roule 🚶‍♂️🐧♻️ :bzh:
@abies77@piaille.fr  ·  activity timestamp last month
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@CLondoner92@mastodonapp.uk  ·  activity timestamp 3 months ago
A Transport for London poster showing a cyclist riding straight ahead while a lorry waits to turn, with its indicator flashing. A motorcyclist is behind the lorry. Text reads: "Always let cyclists pass before you turn. Follow the rules." Logos for the Mayor of London, THINK!, and Transport for London appear at the bottom.
A Transport for London poster showing a cyclist riding straight ahead while a lorry waits to turn, with its indicator flashing. A motorcyclist is behind the lorry. Text reads: "Always let cyclists pass before you turn. Follow the rules." Logos for the Mayor of London, THINK!, and Transport for London appear at the bottom.
A Transport for London poster showing a cyclist riding straight ahead while a lorry waits to turn, with its indicator flashing. A motorcyclist is behind the lorry. Text reads: "Always let cyclists pass before you turn. Follow the rules." Logos for the Mayor of London, THINK!, and Transport for London appear at the bottom.
A Transport for London poster showing two cyclists waiting at a red traffic light while a pedestrian crosses at a junction. The light shows red with a green pedestrian signal. Text reads: "Cyclists must always stop at red lights. Follow the rules." Logos for the Mayor of London, THINK!, and Transport for London are shown at the bottom.
A Transport for London poster showing two cyclists waiting at a red traffic light while a pedestrian crosses at a junction. The light shows red with a green pedestrian signal. Text reads: "Cyclists must always stop at red lights. Follow the rules." Logos for the Mayor of London, THINK!, and Transport for London are shown at the bottom.
A Transport for London poster showing two cyclists waiting at a red traffic light while a pedestrian crosses at a junction. The light shows red with a green pedestrian signal. Text reads: "Cyclists must always stop at red lights. Follow the rules." Logos for the Mayor of London, THINK!, and Transport for London are shown at the bottom.
A Transport for London poster showing a cyclist and a car stopping at a zebra crossing while a woman and two children cross safely. Text reads: "You must stop for people on zebra crossings. Follow the rules." Logos for the Mayor of London, THINK!, and Transport for London appear at the bottom.
A Transport for London poster showing a cyclist and a car stopping at a zebra crossing while a woman and two children cross safely. Text reads: "You must stop for people on zebra crossings. Follow the rules." Logos for the Mayor of London, THINK!, and Transport for London appear at the bottom.
A Transport for London poster showing a cyclist and a car stopping at a zebra crossing while a woman and two children cross safely. Text reads: "You must stop for people on zebra crossings. Follow the rules." Logos for the Mayor of London, THINK!, and Transport for London appear at the bottom.
A poster from Transport for London showing a cyclist stopping at a zebra crossing on a cycle track to let a visually impaired pedestrian cross. Text reads: "Always stop for people at zebra crossings on cycle tracks. Follow the rules." Logos for the Mayor of London, THINK!, and Transport for London appear at the bottom.
A poster from Transport for London showing a cyclist stopping at a zebra crossing on a cycle track to let a visually impaired pedestrian cross. Text reads: "Always stop for people at zebra crossings on cycle tracks. Follow the rules." Logos for the Mayor of London, THINK!, and Transport for London appear at the bottom.
A poster from Transport for London showing a cyclist stopping at a zebra crossing on a cycle track to let a visually impaired pedestrian cross. Text reads: "Always stop for people at zebra crossings on cycle tracks. Follow the rules." Logos for the Mayor of London, THINK!, and Transport for London appear at the bottom.
Extinction Rebellion Global
Extinction Rebellion Global
@ExtinctionR@social.rebellion.global  ·  activity timestamp 6 months ago