Lack Of Warning Signs May Invalidate ULEZ Fines Says ‘Mr. Loophole’

Lack Of Warning Signs May Invalidate ULEZ Fines Says ‘Mr. Loophole’
Traffic passes a sign indicating the ultra low emission zone (ULEZ) near Hanger Lane in west London on July 22, 2023. Justin Tallis/AFP via Getty Images
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Motorists entering the newly extended Ultra Low Emission Zone (ULEZ) without adequate road signs may be able to contest fines, says prominent motoring lawyer Nick Freeman.

Mr. Freeman, who is known as “Mr Loophole,” for his success in defending famous figures against driving charges, told The Telegraph that he believes the absence of Transport for London (TfL) ULEZ signs on the outskirts of London, could lead to a surge in successful challenges from drivers.

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