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Civil penalty charge notices (Councils, TFL and so on) / Re: ULEZ PCN A13 Thames Gateway Off Link - unclear location
« on: March 30, 2026, 01:32:53 pm »
Thank you very much for your reply, providing the link to the regulations, and for looking it up on GSV! Indeed I am not local, but knowing the London - Essex region is known as the Thames Gateway I did think that was the name of the A13 generally.
Despite the Street View label, my Google Maps searches for "Thames Gateway" didn't show me that area in results, which is not very joined up of Alphabet! So I found the TfL definitions first.
If TfL for their ANPR camera locations are using the same data as GSV, or any other narrower definition of "Thames Gateway", but not indicating it on their correspondence or making it a searchable result in their own map, I'm not sure even a local could be reasonably expected to know it.
In case anyone else looking for clarity on the road names finds this post: the closest thing I could find to official start and end points comes from the contract TfL drew up to build the Thames Gateway (the DFPO is online). In this, they describe the Thames Gateway as running between Goresbrook Junction (further west than that Marsh Way roundabout on GSV) and the M25 (J30). TfL also have public notices of road closures affecting the Thames Gateway in October and December 2025 including a reference to the Thames Gateway at Wennington, outside the ULEZ, so seem to still use the same name and locations as they did in the contract. That longer stretch Dagenham - M25 is also known as the Thames Gateway with regards to traffic or road updates and roads history.
Despite the Street View label, my Google Maps searches for "Thames Gateway" didn't show me that area in results, which is not very joined up of Alphabet! So I found the TfL definitions first.
If TfL for their ANPR camera locations are using the same data as GSV, or any other narrower definition of "Thames Gateway", but not indicating it on their correspondence or making it a searchable result in their own map, I'm not sure even a local could be reasonably expected to know it.
In case anyone else looking for clarity on the road names finds this post: the closest thing I could find to official start and end points comes from the contract TfL drew up to build the Thames Gateway (the DFPO is online). In this, they describe the Thames Gateway as running between Goresbrook Junction (further west than that Marsh Way roundabout on GSV) and the M25 (J30). TfL also have public notices of road closures affecting the Thames Gateway in October and December 2025 including a reference to the Thames Gateway at Wennington, outside the ULEZ, so seem to still use the same name and locations as they did in the contract. That longer stretch Dagenham - M25 is also known as the Thames Gateway with regards to traffic or road updates and roads history.