This is just the tip of the iceberg and plenty more across the UK will pop up over the coming years. If you look at France as an example they have bans on certain classes of vehicles in certain parts of the country as part of the 'clean air' initiative. A covert way to get older (affordable) vehicles off the road as they are effectively banned from going anywhere. It's not the end of the world in London as there is a public transport network which is more than can be said for other parts of the UK. If the UK National Parks introduce a clean air bill (may happen as soon as 2025), then locals living in those areas will have to either change vehicles or use currently non-existent public transport. Visitors will also have to either pay or not even be allowed to enter, depending on the age of their vehicle. Another backdoor tax...
