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I took the difficult decision to expand the ULEZ because it will save lives. More than four out of five vehicles won’t be affected & our new scrappage scheme will help low-income & disabled Londoners, businesses, sole traders & charities switch to cleaner vehicles.

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Lorna Blane3 years ago

It wasn’t difficult. You were always going to do it! It’s always been about the £’s,

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Darren Claxton3 years ago

🤡

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Giles P3 years ago

London will become a wasteland, good luck in finding people / trades to go into London, they just won’t bother from outside

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DjSarahLP 🎧3 years ago

Must of been a really difficult decision to charge all those families that are struggling. Don’t give yourself too much of a pat in the back. You’ll go down in history as the worst mayor ever

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Matthew Fletcher3 years ago

You were always going to do it regardless of public opinion. ULEZ is nothing more than a scam.

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Mitcham63 years ago

Liar! This will save no lives but will raise millions in fines especially in outer boroughs where there is poor public transport provision.

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Me*3 years ago

Absolute tosh Those people, during a cost of living crisis, still have to be able to buy that new vehicle Heathrow workers commenting from Hampshire, Surrey, Wiltshire and even Berks have no public transport option for 4.30 am starts and 11.30 pm clear times

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emma rock3 years ago

Will it “save lives” like the covid jab…. And lockdowns?? Ergo it will way kill way more than any saved

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Paul R 👽3 years ago

Won't save a single life, will make the poor, poorer.

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