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This has been my query from day 1. Same driver, vehicle and journey through LHR after the expansion date.
I never received any notification for either of those journeys in December 2023 but I daren’t ask in case I receive another 2 penalties!
Once I knew what ULEZ was I had assumed the pickup wasn’t compliant but I know zero about cars and hadn’t realised a diesel engine in such a large vehicle could ever be deemed low emission.
Thank you everyone for your advice.

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Hi
No, it doesn’t have AdBlue, my husband checked and that was 6 months later than this pickup.
Here’s the details from the V5. I can’t find what emission amounts are - I just went around in circles so finding that could be made easier.
Thank you

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DVLA website shows the emissions as attached.

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I’ll contact them. Thank you

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I haven’t ignored it. I have checked the details and it is showing as non-compliant. As it’s a diesel guzzling pickup truck I tend to agree TfL may be right on this?
What makes no sense is I didn’t get any notifications relating to ULEZ when I travelled in December?
It’s a Nissan Navara WH16 PWN if that helps?

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I have checked thank you.

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It’s a Nissan Navara so I’d thought it wouldn’t be compliant.
Thanks

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@cp8759 Attachments on previous message

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Hi,
I have received one of the rejection letters.
I have attached it (3 pages). There is also a notice of appeal form enclosed.
Thanks you

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Thank you for your reply. I really hadn’t heard of it until the notices arrived.
I’ve done two representations and once I get a response I will pay both fines as this is causing me too much stress.
I’ve signed up for automatic payments now so it won’t happen again.

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I am born and raised in Wales where ULEZ is unheard of for the majority.
I have never driven to London City but in December’23 I drove to T3 Heathrow to drop off my kids and returned a week later to collect them.
I paid the drop off zone fee when I got home (because my son noticed the sign) and paid a 2nd one at the same time in readiness for collection only to find it wasn’t needed.
My husband and I used Heathrow T5 to travel in March ‘24. We used the Meet and Greet parking facility and returned a week later.
A few days after we arrived home I received a PCN for the day we got to the airport. It was an immediate £90 fine. A week later I got a second one for the day we got home (it is actually timed and dated when we were still flying).
I have completed the representations but from the reading I have done since I have no chance of success.
My issues are:
1. Why is it an immediate £90 fine? If they only allow 3 days to pay the £12.50 and you have no idea about ULEZ how can you pay it in 3 days when the PCN doesn’t arrive until 10 days later?
2. Does this 3 day rule only apply to ULEZ or are all TfL fines based on 3 days? Usually if a fine is £90 you get a reduction if paid within 14 days.
3. There is no payment plan discussion until you get to the £240 level which is ridiculous.
I have £180 to pay them which is going to be difficult to find in one go as we’ve had a run of financial problems in the past few weeks so the tank is empty!
4. Why didn’t I get any penalty notices in December? Same vehicle, same trip.

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