How do I register for Congestion Charge for free?
To complete the registration process you will first need to set up a London Road User Charging account. If you have already done this please ‘sign in’. You will then need to complete the LEZ vehicle registration form and provide additional documentary or photographic evidence.
Can I register my car for Congestion Charge?
You can register up to two vehicles that you would normally use to travel within the Congestion Charge zone. This could be your own vehicle, or one you travel in. You can apply for a discount online but you’ll need to supply certain documents to show you’re entitled to the discount.
Can cars be exempt from Congestion Charge?
In short, yes. As of January 2022, all full electric vehicles and plug-in hybrids are entirely exempt from the charge.
How do I claim Congestion Charge exemption?
If you hold a valid Blue Badge, you can apply for exemption from the congestion charge in London by paying a £10 administration fee. You can register up to two vehicles that you would normally use to travel within the charging zone. This could be your own vehicle, or one you travel in.
How many cars can I register for Blue Badge congestion?
2 vehicles
Central London congestion charge scheme You can register up to 2 vehicles that you normally use for travelling in central London.
Do I have to register my Tesla for Congestion Charge?
Electric vehicles, including Teslas, are entitled to a 100% discount from the Congestion Charge as part of the Cleaner Vehicle discount. This is subject to registration with us and an annual renewal. If the vehicle is not registered with us and is used in the zone a penalty may be issued.
How do I get my ULEZ certificate?
To register you will need to upload documents proving that your vehicle meets the required emissions standards, should be exempt or is subject to the showman’s 100% discount. Find out about meeting ULEZ emissions standards and LEZ emissions standards.
Does a Blue Badge exemption Congestion Charge?
If you hold a valid Blue Badge, you’re eligible to register for a 100% discount from the Congestion Charge, even if you don’t own a vehicle or drive. If your vehicle has a disabled road fund licence (tax disc) you will receive the 100% discount automatically, with no need to register.
Do Motability cars pay Congestion Charge?
If you are a customer and have a disabled class tax on the car, you do not have to pay the Congestion Charge. If you are given a courtesy car or a hire car you will be responsible for registering that vehicle as exempt or for paying any congestion charges during the period you are in that car.
Do Blue Badge holders have to pay for the Dartford Crossing?
UK Blue Badge holders are exempt from the Tyne Tunnels toll charges. To receive the concession you must send in a copy of both sides of your Blue Badge to receive a TT2 Disability Exemption Permit. Disabled people with Tax Exempt vehicles or a Motability Scheme vehicle are also eligible for a free crossing.
Can SAT NAV avoid Congestion Charge?
So in short, yes, there is an option to avoid the Congestion Charge in Google Maps. It isn’t a specified option but instead comes under the category of “Tolls”. As of August 2021, Google Maps announced that it will notify drivers when their route will take them through an area that has emission or congestion charges.
Is BMW i3 exempt from Congestion Charge?
The Model 3 is particularly popular with company car drivers due to its low BIK tax rates and fully electric engine meaning you won’t have to pay any congestion charges.
Does a Smart car pay Congestion Charge?
Recent changes to the Greener Vehicle Discount now mean that new generation smart cdi and mhd (micro hybrid drive) models will be exempt from the London Congestion Charge.
Do I have to register Tesla for Congestion Charge?
What is the congestion charge on electric cars?
Until 2025, all purely electric cars, vans and other vehicles are Congestion Charge-exempt, because they have zero tailpipe emissions. This means if you purchase a fully electric vehicle and register it with Transport for London (TfL) you won’t have to pay the Congestion Charge.
How can I be congestion charge-exempt?
There are a handful of boxes you can tick to ensure you will be congestion charge-exempt, most of them can be addressed by driving a low-emission car. Any plug-in hybrid car producing less than 75g/km of carbon dioxide from its exhaust and capable of at least 20 miles of electric-only running will be exempt from of the congestion charge.
Can I pay the congestion charge with auto pay?
Residents may find it quicker and easier to pay the Congestion Charge with Auto Pay. You’ll only pay for the days that you drive within the zone, rather than paying for a weekly, monthly or annual charge in advance. Find out about Auto Pay.
Which cars are exempt from the congestion charge?
Under this scheme most plug-in hybrids and electric vehicles are currently exempt. For more details on the charge and criteria which is used to select the congestion charge exempt cars go to our main Congestion Charge page. To search for low emission cars by other criteria please use the new car search.