Ultra Low Emission Zone

So I think this is a great little thing.

And if I had 6K spare and I didn't live in the ULEZ region, I would be all over this.

I remember when these came out because, first of all, there was a great piece on the TGTV show at the time.

Do you remember Clarkson driving to the top of...

Think about it.

How many things in the past three years have they created? ULEZ wasn't there before.

They created ULEZ.

To charge it for the Blackwell Tunnel now.

Bike lanes.

Hello.

And Marsh, what are we going to be talking about today? We're going to be talking about two-tier policing and ULEZ cameras.

I'm exhausted.

I'd love to sit here and regale you with anecdotes about the magnificent things that I've been doing.

And that protester was then subsequently sentenced to 15 years in jail.

Speaking about that case, Sarah Potchins said, quote, When I first heard it, I thought, that sounds entirely disproportionate.

15 years for effectively blowing up a ULEZ camera.

Like I say, I don't know how big the actual explosive device was, but it does raise this point of two-tiered justice, which is, again, something I talk endlessly about.

Yeah, the ones around sort of local to us, yeah.

The ULEZ cameras, which are ultra-low emission zones that charge you when you drive through them, charge you monies for driving in certain areas.

Bastards.

They do get weird in Devon.

And I think Jeremy makes a really good point.

And as you'll see from my upcoming article on Mark Steele and the ULEZ cameras, I think there's also double standards in how David applies scrutiny in his own analysis and articles.

But that's for another day.

Now, if you go back to David Hughes' article, A Guide to Identifying Camp Two, and his section on propaganda techniques, he talks about one-way forms of communication.

Uh, well, that's a very good question.

It would probably land right in the you'd be ULEZ'd unless you could get a certificate of conformity, and you might well be able to get a certificate of conformity.

So I've had that for my Ducati and for my Elise, where basically the original manufacturing, uh, the NOx figures, you can submit that to TFL, and then they go, "Yep, you pass the ULEZ requirements." So I'd be stunned if a Twingo didn't also get through if a 1.8-liter Elise does.

So, you know, so just think about that for knocking about London in.

I mean, great fun.

Exactly, yeah.

No, we're back in the ULEZ zone of football-

Yeah.

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