The Latest Breaking News from LEZ

Faced with unmanageable traffic and health-threatening air quality, hundreds of cities across Europe are adopting measures to reduce the number of vehicles clogging their streets, with the aim of lowering air pollution levels and improving the quality of life for people who live and work there. Most are doing this…

DUNDEE City Council has made more than £29,000 in fines in the first month of the city’s low emission zone (LEZ) scheme, according to recent…

GLASGOW is preparing to host the cycling world championships, which will see roads across the city shut down ...

The LEZ fines started to be issued by Glasgow City Council at the start of June.

From July, fines issued to car drivers will double with each LEZ breach up to £480. The penalty notices are initially set at £60 but will be reduced if paid within 14 days.

Night time Industries Association and The Scottish Hospitality Group have launched a campaign to raise vital funding to buy new LEZ compliant vehicles for the homeless charity.

Review of research finds particularly clear evidence that LEZs in cities reduce heart and circulatory problems

The vehicle is non-compliant and won’t be used in the LEZ which kicked in at the start of June.

Earlier this week, a row erupted just days before the LEZ in Scotland’s largest city was due to come into force, and the topic dominated FMQs