Bristol becomes the fifth UK city to launch a clean air zone

Deniz Huseyin
14 December 2022

 

A clean air zone (CAZ) has gone live in Bristol, making it the fifth UK city to introduce a scheme alongside Bath, Birmingham, Bradford and Portsmouth.

Bristol’s scheme is in the ‘Class D’ category, with a £9 daily charge applying to non-compliant private cars, taxis, private hire vehicles and light goods vehicles, and a £100 daily charge for heavy goods vehicles, buses and coaches. 

Failure to pay this daily charge will result in a penalty charge notice of...

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