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HomeAir qualityClean Air Zones for UK cities mean HGVS and vans face charges

Clean Air Zones for UK cities mean HGVS and vans face charges

December 18, 2015 Ashleigh Wight


 

HGVs and vans that do not meet emissions requirements will soon face a charge to enter certain areas in some of the UK’s major cities. […]




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