A council has confirmed that non-compliant emergency vehicles will not be charged for entering a city's clean air zone (CAZ).

The Clean Air Fund have published a guide to implementing Clean Air / Low Emission Zones, aimed at city leaders, politicians ...

A plan to charge fire engines to drive into Bath’s Clean Air Zone (CAZ) has been postponed. Since the CAZ was introduced in ...

From March 14, police cars, ambulances and fire engines that don't meet emission standards will face daily charges when ...

Bath and North East Somerset Council introduced a so-called Clean Air Zone (CAZ) – another name for an LTN – in 2021. It ...

A four-year exemption for emergency vehicles from a charging clean air zone will end in March, leaving some bluelight fleets ...

Sheffield business Yorkshire Decorators Centre says it has been forced out of the city centre by Sheffield Council’s ...

More than £100m in taxpayer funding has been spent on the now cancelled clean air zone in Greater Manchester. The figure has been revealed in a report for local authorities in the region, where ...

Greater Manchester could be forced to return more than £22million that had previously been earmarked for its Clean Air Zone after the local authority announced it would be scrapping previous plans. In ...

Police cars, ambulances and fire engines will be charged to enter Bath’s Clean Air Zone (CAZ) from next month. A four-year exemption for emergency service vehicles and those used by voluntary groups ...

London’s LEZ and ULEZ is the most widely known example in the UK but other cities have adopted similar schemes called Clean Air Zones — CAZ for short. It’s a pattern mirrored across mainland ...