TfL says persistent offenders owe more than £700m in Ulez fines

Transport for London (TfL) is taking a tough stance against persistent offenders of its ultra-low emission zone (Ulez), revealing that a staggering £700 million in fines is owed primarily by a small group of repeat violators. This crackdown is crucial as it highlights the need for compliance with environmental regulations, aiming to improve air quality and encourage responsible driving. With fines reaching up to £17,000 this year, including extreme cases where vehicles were seized after numerous warnings, TfL's actions underscore the importance of adhering to these rules for the benefit of the community.