Transport for London consult on £8-a-day congestion charge
Transport for London (TfL) are currently consulting on whether to increase
the congestion charge to £8-a-day. While Kensington and Chelsea currently lies
outside the zone, anyone driving into central London will be looking at a price
hike of 60 per cent. So what do you think of the proposal to increase the
charge. What else is proposed? And have you told TfL?
The consultation headlines
Transport for London's latest consultation began in December and is due to
end on 28 February. The changes proposed include a number of administrative
modifications to the way company fleet vehicles pay the charge. However the most
contentious proposal under consultation is:
To raise the charge from £5 per charging day to £8 per charging day.
Beneath that headline, longer discount period charges are also proposed as follows:
- 20 days (monthly charge) for the price of 17 days (3 days uncharged)
- 252 days (annual charge) for the price of 212 (40 days uncharged)
The consultation details
If you want to find out more, about TfL's latest consultation you can log on
to their website. Further information on the changes and the consultation can be
found at: The information can also be inspected at:
Transport for London
Faith Lawson House
15 Dacre Street
London, SW1H 0DJ
Have your say
If you want to make your views on the consultation known, you can write to
TfL.
By post:
Variation No. 4 Order 2004 or Variation No.5 Order 2004 Congestion Charging
PO Box 44753
London, SW1H 0WQ
By email:
CchargeConsultation@tfl.gov.uk (please type
"Variation No.4 Order 2004" or "Variation No.5 Order 2004" as appropriate in the
subject box).
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