No clean air zone charges for emergency vehicles
A council has confirmed that non-compliant emergency vehicles will not be charged for entering a city's clean air zone (CAZ).
Emergency vehicles to be charged in clean air zone
Some police cars, ambulances and fire engines will be charged to enter Bath's clean air zone from next month after a ...
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Clean air zone charges to apply to bluelight vehicles
A four-year exemption for emergency vehicles from a charging clean air zone will end in March, leaving some bluelight fleets ...
Bath Clean Air Zone fire engine charges have been postponed
A plan to charge fire engines to drive into Bath’s Clean Air Zone (CAZ) has been postponed. Since the CAZ was introduced in ...
Clean Air Zone change means more drivers face fines as exemptions expire
From March 14, police cars, ambulances and fire engines that don't meet emission standards will face daily charges when ...
Air Quality News1d
Everything you need to know about implementing Clean Air Zones
The Clean Air Fund have published a guide to implementing Clean Air / Low Emission Zones, aimed at city leaders, politicians ...
Ambulances charged for entering clean-air zone
Bath and North East Somerset Council introduced a so-called Clean Air Zone (CAZ) – another name for an LTN – in 2021. It ...
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Emergency vehicles to be charged in clean air zone
Some police cars, ambulances and fire engines will be charged to enter Bath's clean air zone from next month after a four-year exemption ended. From 14 March, emergency service vehicles ...
Emergency vehicles will be charged to enter Bath Clean Air Zone
Police cars, ambulances and fire engines will be charged to enter Bath’s Clean Air Zone (CAZ) from next month. A four-year ...