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Congestion Charge Expansion Confirmed

October 9, 2005 by Staff

The Mayor has confirmed the Variation Order for the western extension of the central London congestion charging zone.

The order extends the London Congestion Charge to include an additional area to the west (see map below), bounded by Harrow Road (with a number of deviations), the West Cross Route, the inner southbound arm of the Earls Court One Way System and Chelsea Embankment.

According to London.gov.uk “there will be no charge for using these boundary routes, and there will also be no charge for using the elevated section of the A40 (Westway) and the western arm of the Inner Ring Road (Edgware Road, Park Lane, Grosvenor Place and Vauxhall Bridge Road).”

Link: cclondon.com

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