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Ulez expansion: 45% fewer ‘dirty’ vehicles now on London’s roads, says TfL
(www.theguardian.com)
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The cars have just moved to other areas of the UK. Dealers are using forecourts up north to sell second hand vehicles sold due to ULEZ expansion.
Surely that's the plan? To reduce pollution in London.
Other cities with similar pollution problems know what to do then. However London's particulate concentrations are pretty unique, from what I recall.
A scrappage scheme is not a redistribution scheme.