London Mayor Sadiq Khan has ruled out a ‘pay-per-mile’ driving charge
Conservative mayoral candidate Susan Hall has said that current London Mayor Sadiq Khan has “plans” to introduce pay-per-mile charging for drivers.
Alongside a picture on social media platform X, formerly Twitter, Ms Hall said: “Stop Sadiq Khan’s pay-per-mile plans. Vote for change.”
In a separate post Ms Hall said: “He’s (Mr Khan) spent £150m on tech for pay-per-mile already.”
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Mr Khan has in the past considered, and spoken favourably about, a pay-per-mile system which would replace other charges, such as the Ultra-low Emission Zone (Ulez).
However, he has since abandoned that position and ruled out introducing such a system while he is Mayor of London. Meanwhile, Transport for London (TfL) has said that “no such scheme is on the table or being developed”.
“As of January 2024, approximately £3m had been spent on elements of the Future
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