Thread: Parking fees set by Emissions.
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Old 08-09-2023, 18:39   #12
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Re: Parking fees set by Emissions.
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Originally Posted by Hugh View Post
I don't know about the other ULEZs, but for gits and shiggles, I ran my daughter's current car* (07 reg Peugeot 107) and my son's previous car* (06 reg Ford Fiesta), and they were both "no charge", because they met the emissions standards.

https://tfl.gov.uk/modes/driving/check-your-vehicle/

*hand me downs from the bank of mum and dad
Yes, my 20-year-old petrol Rover has no charge. The cars I've heard that have failed tend to be diesels - I think most diesels older than 8 years old would fail.

Officially, cars and vans which comply are:
Petrol: Euro 4/5/6
Diesel: Euro 6
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