Mayor launches low emission zone
Updated on 04 February 2008
London mayor Ken Livingstone has launched a controversial new strategy to tackle air pollution in the capital.
Operators of heavy lorries that fail to meet low emission targets are now being charged £200 to drive into Greater London.
The capital's low emission zone (LEZ) is aimed at cutting harmful pollution, which makes London one of the most polluted capitals in Western Europe.
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