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15 Jul 15
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The London Assembly environment committee say that the Mayor of London should introduce plans to phase out the use of diesel vehicles in London.
They said that such vehicles account for 40% of the capital's air pollution.
If that's true, why not ban petrol vehicles, as they are causing 60% of the air pollution?
It also said it recommended bringing in an Ultra Low Emission Zone, starting in 2020.
I would guess that all London drivers of licensed black taxis will have a bit to say about this as they have diesel engines.
Boris said this report matched his own opinions of air quality.
The sworn enemy of motorists, BOBs, (Bastards On Bicycles)
don't pay road tax or have to have insurance, but may end up on their own on the city streets.
They said that such vehicles account for 40% of the capital's air pollution.
If that's true, why not ban petrol vehicles, as they are causing 60% of the air pollution?
It also said it recommended bringing in an Ultra Low Emission Zone, starting in 2020.
I would guess that all London drivers of licensed black taxis will have a bit to say about this as they have diesel engines.
Boris said this report matched his own opinions of air quality.
The sworn enemy of motorists, BOBs, (Bastards On Bicycles)
don't pay road tax or have to have insurance, but may end up on their own on the city streets.
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During the second world war Belgium ran it's transport system on amonia hydrogen. No pollution cheap to produce.
Makes you wonder why we have stuck with oil all these years ? Anybody would think there was money in oil. |
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