Overview
- The Tories plan to scrap the extended Ultra Low Emission Zone (ULEZ) in Greater London if re-elected.
- Local referendums would be required for new low traffic neighbourhoods and 20mph zones.
- The bill seeks to halt any future pay-per-mile road tax proposals.
- The policy is part of a broader strategy to appeal to car owners and counter Labour's traffic policies.
- Critics argue the move is a desperate political tactic lacking substantive solutions for drivers.