London Borough of Hackney, GB instituted Ultra Low Emission Vehicle streets to improve air quality

London Borough of Hackney, GB Ultra Low Emission Vehicle

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The designated ULEV streets are enforced during weekday morning and afternoon commutes. Vehicles powered by gas or diesel along with early-model hybrids are captured on camera and issued fines. Borough officials define ULEVs as vehicles that can operate without emissions for at least 10 miles. Business owners and residents who require access during ULEV periods can use discounted taxi and delivery options from the Zero Emissions Network.

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London Borough of Hackney, GB

London borough in England

United Kingdom

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Shoreditch ULEV streets scheme to begin next month

A pilot project to ban petrol, diesel and older hybrid cars from streets in two parts of Shoreditch and Bunhill in East London, will be launched next month.

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