Ultra Low Emission Zone (ULEZ)
Van News19 Jun 2019Nissan electric van enjoys surge in sales
UK sales of the fully electric Nissan e-NV200 have increased by 200% in 2019, amid changing emissions legislation and the introduction of London’s Ultra Low Emission Zone.
Van News22 Feb 2019Van scrappage scheme offers £6k towards new electric model
The van scrappage scheme aims to help micro-businesses and charities prepare for London's 24-hour, seven-days-a week ultra-low emission zone (ULEZ) from April 8.
Truck News22 Feb 2019Vivaldi invests in ‘clean fleet’ ahead of ULEZ
Vivalda has adopted six new HGVs to ensure it meets emissions standards due to be introduced for London’s ultra-low emission zone (ULEZ) from April 8.
Van News4 Feb 2019Small businesses lead boom in eco-friendly van sales
Sales of ultra-low emission vans have increased by 21% in the last year, as small businesses “go green”.
Van News14 Jan 2019Effectiveness of London’s Ultra Low Emission Zone questioned
London’s ULEZ will damage small businesses while delivering limited air quality improvements, according to the Freight Transport Association (FTA).
Van News12 Dec 2018Absolutely adds EVs to fleet ahead of ULEZ
Absolutely has added electric cargo vehicles to its fleet for the first time, ahead of the introduction of the Ultra Low Emission Zone (ULEZ) in London.
Van News27 Nov 2018More than 80% of vans do not comply with ULEZ rules, says Cox Automotive
More than 80% of vans on the road today will not be compliant in the London ultra-low emission zone when it begins operating in April next year.
Case Studies18 Oct 2018Challenges for London-based CV fleets, explained by TfL
Transport for London acknowledges the priority needs of fleet and freight operators in the capital, but there’s a quid pro quo for access to uncongested roads…
Latest News17 Sep 2018Transport for London funding to make freight and deliveries more efficient
Transport for London has awarded six business a share of £230,000 for innovative freight projects that aim to reduce traffic and improve air quality.
Truck News21 Aug 2018Hackney ultra-low emission zone ‘a ban on HGVs’
Hackney Council's decision to introduce an ultra-low emission vehicle zone from September 3 has been criticised by the Freight Transport Association (FTA).
- Van News3 Aug 2018
Almost 90% of van drivers could be charged to drive into London, says The Van Insurer
Almost 90% of van drivers in London and South East could be charged more than £5,000 to drive in the capital from 2021, according to The Van Insurer.
- Van News5 Jul 2018
London’s clean air zone extension could drive small firms out of business, say trade bodies
Thousands of commercial vehicles face charges of up to £300 a day to enter London.
Truck News3 May 2018Companies urged to prepare now for a low emission future or risk losing business
Fleet operators could lose out to forward-thinking competitors if they don’t consider ultra-low emission vehicles, Government officials have warned.
Truck News11 Apr 2018London Concrete adds new DAF trucks to deliver Euro-6 compliance
The New CF 450 ‘FAD’ 8x4 mixers are going into operation at a number of the pre-mixed concrete supplier’s 12 production plants across London.
Truck News9 Mar 2018FM Conway invests £7m in fleet to become air quality leader
Infrastructure services company FM Conway is investing £7 million in its vehicle fleet, to lead environmental best practice within the construction industry.
Truck News31 Jan 2018FTA claims Direct Vision Standard keeping cleaner trucks off London’s roads
Uncertainty over Sadiq Khan’s plans for a Direct Vision Standard is leading to commercial fleets delaying the adoption of cleaner trucks, says the FTA.
Latest News12 Jan 2018Fleets urged to futureproof fridge vans ahead of ultra low emission zone introduction
Insulated van converter CoolVan is urging food service companies to check their fridge vans are Euro 6 compliant ahead of the introduction of London's ultra low emissions zone next year.
- Truck News6 Nov 2017
Mayor of London accused of tax grab with early introduction of ULEZ
The measures will mean that all trucks registered before 2014 will face heavy fines.
