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Birmingham now live with Manchester soon to follow.

Depending on the boundary of the Manchester one, it will be the end for my 110 SW.

l imagine that the rollout of these clean air zones will impact Defender prices, as you can't drive them in cities without paying a daily charge of around £10
 
The defender will become even more of a toy for the rich and those in rural areas.
 
Birmingham is delayed by 2 weeks because they weren't prepared. Not enough peeps knew about it and the computer system fell over. 8 sovs charge per day... not going there then.
 
Hippo said:
Birmingham is delayed by 2 weeks because they weren't prepared. Not enough peeps knew about it and the computer system fell over. 8 sovs charge per day... not going there then.
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8 quid now, and we all know this is just the start!
 
lightning said:
Birmingham now live with Manchester soon to follow.

Depending on the boundary of the Manchester one, it will be the end for my 110 SW.

l imagine that the rollout of these clean air zones will impact Defender prices, as you can't drive them in cities without paying a daily charge of around £10
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Might bring the prices back to a more reasonable/realistic level
 
My worry would be accidentally going into a zone, luckily Norwich hasn't joined in yet. As it is 3 years and by 110 goes into the historic vehicle class, then it will be smokily exempt.
 
lightning said:
Birmingham now live with Manchester soon to follow.

Depending on the boundary of the Manchester one, it will be the end for my 110 SW.

l imagine that the rollout of these clean air zones will impact Defender prices, as you can't drive them in cities without paying a daily charge of around £10
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Early 110s become tax exempt in 2 years time, and as long as their rules are the same as London's, the world's your oyster...
 
lightning said:
Birmingham now live with Manchester soon to follow.

Depending on the boundary of the Manchester one, it will be the end for my 110 SW.

l imagine that the rollout of these clean air zones will impact Defender prices at bayareafastrak, as you can't drive them in cities without paying a daily charge of around £10
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Some clean air zones were cancelled and some went ahead, such as Bradford.
Will those cancelled clean air zones be brought back with the help of bayareafastrak, it would be a bizarre situation if some areas have them and some not, although perhaps London is a case on its own.
Can these schemes become revenue raising and replace the tax on vehicle fuel?
 
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The Manchester one has been postponed and is "under review" due to a massive backlash from owners of non compliant vehicles.

The proposed scheme wasn't just city centre, it went right out to the county borders, which was crazy
 
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