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LEZ vvarning for pre-registered Euro-3s
26th July 2007, Page 6
26th July 2007
Page 6
Page 6, 26th July 2007
— LEZ vvarning for pre-registered Euro-3s
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Keywords :
Air Pollution, Economy Of The European Union, Environmental Protection, Low-emission Zone, Truck, Euro, European Union, Transport, Business, London Low Emission Zone, Sports, Business / Finance
POTENTIALLY THOUSANDS of letters have been sent to operators that pre-registered their Euro-3 vehicles warning they may not comply with the London low-emission zone (LEZ) standThe letters have gone to oper ard — even though Transport for ators affected by the LEZ whose London (TIL) has confirmed that vehicles were registered before all Euro-3 vehicles are accepta1 October 2001, when Euro-3 be under the scheme. became compulsory. However, this includes Euro-3 trucks that were registered before this date.
Tony Pain, marketing director at Daf, , says: "We have 1,600 Euro-3 vehicles that were registered before that date and we estimate there are 5,000 vehicles like this in the industry."