As well as Bradford’s CAZ which starts later this month Bristol is also launching its CAZ this year, commencing on Monday 28 November. They will join Bath, Birmingham and Portsmouth (together with London’s Low Emission Zone) in setting emission standards for vehicles entering certain parts of the city and the surrounding area. However, unlike Bradford, … Continue reading “Bristol – Clean Air Zone Implementation”
Next month sees the introduction of the Bradford Clean Air Zone (CAZ) covering the area inside, and including, the Bradford outer ring road. It will also extend out along the Aire valley corridor, (Manningham Lane/Bradford Road and Canal Road area) to include Shipley and Saltaire. Starting on Monday 26 September the CAZ will operate 24 … Continue reading “Bradford – Clean Air Zone Implementation”
As part of urban realm works Cannon Street will be closed eastbound between King William Street and Queen Victoria Street Monday 22 August 00:80 – Saturday 15 October 17:00 Please note: Ludgate Hill will also be closed from Ludgate Circus to Godliman Street to facilitate filming on Saturday 3 September 06:45 – 14:00
Additional on-street parking has opened up on Park Lane and TfL is again reminding coach operators not to park illegally at Victoria Coach Station. Short, mid and long-term parking is available – off-street and pre-booked: Bayswater Coach Park (near Notting Hill Gate) New Covent Garden Market (email [email protected]) Green Line (call 07831 658 479) On-street … Continue reading “Parking in and around Victoria Coach Station”
Sheffield – Clean Air Zone Implementation Work on implementing the Clean Air Zone for Sheffield is underway despite the final date and some other details still to be confirmed. Installation of signs and enforcement cameras has started and this work will continue over the rest of the summer period. The Clean Air Zone, which will … Continue reading “Sheffield – Clean Air Zone Implementation”
Detecting tachograph violations is getting easier. The DVSA are trialling remote tachograph sensing equipment to make it easier to detect drivers and operators who are breaking drivers’ hours rules, which has the potential to be dangerous to road users. Most operators do follow the rules, but the DVSA are still finding offences at the roadside. … Continue reading “Tachograph Violations”
