A major new University of Birmingham study has confirmed what Croydon drivers already knew: Labour’s ULEZ expansion made no difference to air quality – but it’s hit thousands of hardworking people in the pocket.

Drivers, small businesses and families with older cars have been paying £12.50 a day just to get to work, deliver goods or visit relatives – all for a scheme that the study says had “no measurable effect” on emissions.

This is total vindication. Labour’s ULEZ punished people for nothing. It’s time for common sense, not cash-grabs.
– Mayor Jason Perry

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Labour have been punishing Croydon's motorists with ULEZ for nothing

Croydon’s Conservative Executive Mayor, Jason Perry, has renewed his call for the scrapping of Sadiq Khan’s outer-London ULEZ zone following a major new University of Birmingham study showing that the 2023 expansion had no significant impact on air quality.The study found that while the original 201