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London road charges biggest pilot ever'
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hy Clris Tindall ingestion charging in London will be the biggest scheme anyone's ever run", according to the ..ight Transport Association, as other major ies look on with interest.
With just months before the scheme starts, we are still major issues that have yet to be solved before Transport for London (TfL) can gin its marketing campaign. These include the e of retail outlets lying both inside and outside :zones and how spot hiring will be affected.
The ETA objects to charging commercial vehis, but is working with TfL in order to help instile a smooth-running operation.
"We think that commercial vehicles should be e, as these vehicles are essential to London's blood," says a spokeswoman. "However, we do eta practical scheme that makes it as easy as ssible," she adds.
According to TfL, arrangements are being ide for two fleet schemes; one for lorries and vans and one primarily aimed at cars. "We are trying to design a scheme so that freight operators have a mechanism to avoid a substantial administrative burden," a spokesman says.
"The reduction in traffic expected will be similar to that seen during the summer holidays in London, but all year around instead."