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London. The capital city of England and the United Kingdom. The home of the King, black taxi cabs, red telephone boxes and buses, and pigeons. Millions of pigeons.
With a growing population of around 10 million and nearly 10,000 miles of road, the bustling metropolis sees approximately 3.7 million car trips daily. And when it comes to putting your vehicle up for sale in London, it can be just as hectic!
Complete your sale in as little as 24 hours – with fast payment. With the sale agreed, the dealer will arrange to collect your van from home or work, at a convenient time.
You can even sell your van if it’s on finance, such as PCP or HP. If you’re selling with outstanding finance – don’t worry, your buyer will settle your balance with your finance company, and pay you the surplus.
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If you live in or aroundGreater London and have a car, then you need to be aware of the Ultra Low Emission Zone (ULEZ). If you enter this area in a highly polluting vehicle, you’ll have to pay a charge, on a daily basis.
Low TrafficNeighbourhoods (LTNs) are innovative urban planning initiatives aimed at reducing traffic volume and creating safer, more sustainable, living environments.
Updated on 22nd December2023
Low Emission Zones (LEZs)are government policies brought in as a way for cities to try and reduce pollution and improve air quality. They were brought in to cut down the number of drivers of old vehicles in inner city areas. Ultimately, they are improving the air quality of cities, however could affect your vehicle value.
For those who live, work,or just plan to drive through London, be sure to keep the Congestion Charge in mind. Designed to cut down on traffic and emissions in central London, the charge was introduced in 2003. It is run by Transport for London, who also run the LEZ and ULEZ — depending on when you travel and the sort of vehicle you drive, you could even be faced with paying all three!
Simply put, London'sUltra Low Emission Zone (ULEZ) revenue funds various transport-related initiatives.