Vigilantes Target London Traffic Cameras As City Expands Anti-Pollution Zone

London has expanded its Ultra Low Emission Zone (ULEZ) to the entire city, charging older, polluting vehicles a daily fee to drive in the city.
The ULEZ aims to cut air pollution, which contributes to thousands of deaths annually, but has faced backlash from suburbanites reliant on cars.
Opponents have damaged hundreds of automated license plate recognition cameras used to identify non-compliant cars.
The ULEZ has ignited political debates over environmental policies and claims they disproportionately affect less affluent people.
Similar low emission zones exist in over 200 cities globally, but London's expansion across the entire metro area is the largest so far.