Beating the ULEZ in an older Petrol
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This might be of use if you drive a pre 2005 (i.e. re EURO 4) petrol car and you're worried about ULEZ.
First thing to be aware of is for petrol cars, it's NOx emissions that matter. Nothing else.
The limit is 80mg/km.
It doesn't matter if your car is EURO 3, 2 or 1. If it emits less than 80mp/km of NOx and you can prove it then it's compliant.
The way you do this is to write to your car manufacturer and ask for the Certificate of Conformity. Assuming they've not lost it, they should provide it for free and it should contain a NOx value for your car.
You then send this to TFL to register your car as compliant.
I've just been through this process with a MY 2000 Range Rover V8 4.0. My CoC says it emits 51mg/km. I sent the evidence to TFL.
My car is now thankfully compliant.
Hope this helps.
First thing to be aware of is for petrol cars, it's NOx emissions that matter. Nothing else.
The limit is 80mg/km.
It doesn't matter if your car is EURO 3, 2 or 1. If it emits less than 80mp/km of NOx and you can prove it then it's compliant.
The way you do this is to write to your car manufacturer and ask for the Certificate of Conformity. Assuming they've not lost it, they should provide it for free and it should contain a NOx value for your car.
You then send this to TFL to register your car as compliant.
I've just been through this process with a MY 2000 Range Rover V8 4.0. My CoC says it emits 51mg/km. I sent the evidence to TFL.
My car is now thankfully compliant.
Hope this helps.
Good info.
As a further use for that CofC, it can also be used when applying for the French crit'air badge if your car is less polluting than the age/Euro category would suggest. I got a C'A for my old E-class and it's one category worse than it should be because our V5s for cars from then didn't have the relevant information for the French authorities to correctly assign a category.
As a further use for that CofC, it can also be used when applying for the French crit'air badge if your car is less polluting than the age/Euro category would suggest. I got a C'A for my old E-class and it's one category worse than it should be because our V5s for cars from then didn't have the relevant information for the French authorities to correctly assign a category.
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