When did congestion charge start in London? The first version of the charge started in central London on February 17, 2003. Initially, the fee was £5, doubling to £10 by 2011.

When did congestion charge start in London? The first version of the charge started in central London on February 17, 2003. Initially, the fee was £5, doubling to £10 by 2011.

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 ...

TfL is consulting on a 20 per cent hike to to the congestion charge that will also end the 100 per cent discount for EV ...

At the moment, the congestion charge rises from £15 to £17.50 if it’s not paid by midnight on the third day of travel. Under TfL’s plans, that higher price will rise to £21.

Transport for London will hike the Congestion Charge in the capital by 20% to £18-a-day from next year. And the cost could increase annually thereafter under proposals outlined today.

London's congestion charge could rise by 20% next year under new proposals, in the first hike since 2020. Transport for London (TfL) has started a consultation on behalf of London mayor Sadiq Khan ...

The Congestion Charge should rise by a fifth to £18, Transport for London (TfL) has proposed. On 2 January, the daily £15 fee for drivers of vehicles in central London will increase, the first ...

London’s Congestion Charge will increase from £15 to £18 from January 2026 and there will be “incremental annual increases,” under plans that Transport for London (TfL) has announced.

The proposed rise would increase the daily fee from £15 to £18. This is not the first time the charge has changed. The first rise was in June 2020, when the charge went up from the original £11.50.