Is your van clean or will you pay £100 a day?

http://www.tfl.gov.uk/roadusers/lez/default.aspx

My van is a 2.0L petrol, so I'm not in the charging bracket( yet)for being 
charged , but the best bet I would say is to boycott going to London, its 
all over priced anyway :o)
I am just waiting for the congestion charge for cars etc to be started up in 
Cambridge so I will be able to boycott there as well. :o)

GGJ


"suggs"  wrote in message 
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> Is your van clean or will you pay £100 a day?
>
> http://www.tfl.gov.uk/roadusers/lez/default.aspx

On Sat, 27 Oct 2007 20:57:00 +0100, "Gary G Jones"
 wrote:

>My van is a 2.0L petrol, so I'm not in the charging bracket( yet)for being 
>charged , but the best bet I would say is to boycott going to London, its 
>all over priced anyway :o)
>I am just waiting for the congestion charge for cars etc to be started up in 
>Cambridge so I will be able to boycott there as well. :o)
>
>GGJ

Looks like Ill be ok untill 2010

On 27 Oct, 08:53, suggs  wrote:
> Is your van clean or will you pay £100 a day?
>
> http://www.tfl.gov.uk/roadusers/lez/default.aspx

It's people who live in London and own motorcaravans I feel sorry for.
Remember that unlike congestion charging there is NO residents
discount, this applies 24/7 and across the whole of greater London
including the suburbs.

So someone in say Hillingdon going for a weekend in the Cotswolds
would have to pay £200 (£100 on the Friday and £100 on the Sunday) to
drive a few miles inside the M25.

sounds like an idea to purchase some land and use it for motorhome storage 
just outside the M25
Although, no idea what a plot of land would be just outside the M25

GGJ


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On 27 Oct, 08:53, suggs  wrote:
> Is your van clean or will you pay £100 a day?
>
> http://www.tfl.gov.uk/roadusers/lez/default.aspx

It's people who live in London and own motorcaravans I feel sorry for.
Remember that unlike congestion charging there is NO residents
discount, this applies 24/7 and across the whole of greater London
including the suburbs.

So someone in say Hillingdon going for a weekend in the Cotswolds
would have to pay £200 (£100 on the Friday and £100 on the Sunday) to
drive a few miles inside the M25.

wrote in message
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It's people who live in London and own motorcaravans I feel sorry for.
Remember that unlike congestion charging there is NO residents
discount, this applies 24/7 and across the whole of greater London
including the suburbs.

So someone in say Hillingdon going for a weekend in the Cotswolds
would have to pay £200 (£100 on the Friday and £100 on the Sunday) to
drive a few miles inside the M25.


And what if they were a 'green' family and ditched their car so that they
used the motorhome daily ?  Thus helping to save the planet by only owning /
driving one vehicle that does all of their needs, like many motorhomers do.

On Mon, 29 Oct 2007 00:37:49 GMT, "RustY©" <No.Mail@All.Thanks> wrote:

>
> wrote in message
>news:1193594931.370483.160330@v3g2000hsg.googlegroups.com...
>
>
>It's people who live in London and own motorcaravans I feel sorry for.
>Remember that unlike congestion charging there is NO residents
>discount, this applies 24/7 and across the whole of greater London
>including the suburbs.
>
>So someone in say Hillingdon going for a weekend in the Cotswolds
>would have to pay £200 (£100 on the Friday and £100 on the Sunday) to
>drive a few miles inside the M25.
>
>
>And what if they were a 'green' family and ditched their car so that they
>used the motorhome daily ?  Thus helping to save the planet by only owning /
>driving one vehicle that does all of their needs, like many motorhomers do.
>


Maybe it needs one of these Prime Ministers Petition things.
What about disabled and old people for who a Motorhome might be their
daily drive?