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On the road to cleaner air

Clean Air Zones and other measures will enable councils to comply with the EU Air Quality Directive, JAQU’s Sam Harrison told a Traffic + Parking webinar

Deniz Huseyin
13 November 2020
What`s Next for Clean Air Zones? is available on the Landor LINKS YouTube channel
What`s Next for Clean Air Zones? is available on the Landor LINKS YouTube channel

 

After being knocked off course by COVID-19, plans to roll out Clean Air Zones (CAZs) across England are once more gathering momentum. The first charging CAZs will go live in Bath and Birmingham on 12 March and 1 June respectively. These will be the first schemes to be implemented outside London.

It is no surprise that CAZ preparations were held up by COVID-19, said Sam Harrison, head of communications and stakeholder engagement at the Joint Air Quality Unit (JAQU), a joint venture between the...

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