London, UK: Transport for London is consulting on plans to expand the scope of its ultra low emission zones.
Logistics UK warns that a shortage of vehicles is preventing operators from maintioning continuity of operation.
Natalie Chapman, head of policy – south, Logistics UK, said it is urging TfL to consider mitigations – such as those currently being implemented by councils that have introduced Clean Air Zones – for those that have ordered, and are awaiting the delivery of, these cleaner vehicles.”
“We must ensure London’s business and homes continue to be supplied with the goods they need,” she said.
“Industry is fully committed to introducing cleaner vehicles however, recent challenges such as the Covid-19 pandemic have slowed the supply of these vehicles.”
“Until they are available, Logistics UK is urging TfL to consider mitigations – such as those currently being implemented by councils that have introduced Clean Air Zones – for those that have ordered, and are awaiting the delivery of, these cleaner vehicles. We must ensure London’s business and homes continue to be supplied with the goods they need.”
