The Congestion Charge is a £15 daily fee you have to pay for driving through a specific zone in Central London – between 7am and 6pm on weekdays, and 12pm to 6pm on weekends and bank holidays.

The London congestion charge is a fee charged on most cars and vehicles being driven within the Congestion Charge Zone in central London. The charge not only helps to reduce high traffic flow, but ...

The Congestion Charge zone applies to Central London. Key locations within the perimeter include Piccadilly Circus, Covent Garden, London Bridge, Waterloo, and Liverpool Street. A map of TfL’s ...

The congestion charge zone covers central London, including the City of London, Soho, Southwark and Lambeth, bordered by major roads like Euston Road, Commercial Street, Tower Bridge Road and ...

Campaigners said the extension was unfair, saying only 5% of the roads covered in the extended zone suffer congestion. Businesses in the area spoke of fears of falling trade when the charge comes into ...

The London congestion charge zone was launched in 2003 during Ken Livingstone’s mayoralship. But it was Durham leading the ...

Congestion Charge (CC): Operates between 7am-6pm during weekdays and 12pm-6pm on weekends and bank holidays in central London.There is no charge between Christmas Day andNew Year’s Day bank holiday ...

TFL says the number of vehicles driving into Central London dropped by 18% within the first year of congestion pricing, and congestion inside the zone was reduced by 30%. But now, 20 years later ...

Some shops and eateries in central London saw their receipts drop 5% when the British capital rolled out its congestion pricing program -- which the Big Apple’s controversial planned $15 daily ...

Ever since London implemented congestion pricing in 2003, most cars have to pay once per day to drive into the zone. The charge is now up to 15 pounds, or about $18. "It puts off lots of people ...