When is congestion charge london

The hours were extended during the pandemic, having previously run from to only on weekdays. Under TfL's proposals, the charge would return to those hours, but be payable seven days a week. Car use is now back to pre-pandemic levels and what the mayor is trying to do is balance controlling that with re-invigorating the central London economy.

And so we see a tweak on the times when the new congestion charge will apply - in particular on weekends, when it will apply during that day with the aim of pushing people on to public transport. But many weekend-orientated businesses won't like it.

The plan to abolish the fee after was welcomed by entertainment businesses in the capital. Kathryn McDowell, managing director of the London Symphony Orchestra, said more people would be able attend its events and "give the night-time economy a much-needed boost". Nightclub Fabric's director Cameron Leslie added: "Any measure to encourage people back into central London at this time by whatever mode of transport should be wholeheartedly supported.

Green Assembly member Sian Berry said the changes risked "increasing pollution and danger in central London right when we need safer streets and lower traffic". As well as online, you can pay the Congestion Charge via CC Auto Pay, by telephone and even by text message once you've registered online.

You will need to pay this fine within 28 days. People living within the congestion zone receive a 90 per cent discount on the charge, although you must be a registered resident to qualify. Blue Badge is a British parking scheme for disabled drivers. Disabled drivers that are exempt from road tax are exempt from the Congestion Charge and do not have to register.

Motorbikes, mopeds and bicycles are exempt, there's also a Cleaner Vehicle Discount for some electric and plug-in hybrid cars and vehicles with nine or more seats.

For full information on London congestion charge discounts and exemptions visit TfL's Congestion Charge page. Please try again. Check a postcode. Find address. Clear Search for stations, stops and piers e.

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