ULEZ ticket issued during your 90-day new-resident grace period
When the ULEZ expanded into outer London, TfL gave new London residents a 90-day grace period. If you moved into outer London after 29 August 2023 and registered your vehicle to your new London address with the DVLA, any ULEZ penalty charge notice issued within 90 days of that registration must be cancelled.
Legal basis
TfL ULEZ Discount and Exemption Scheme; Greater London LEZ Charging Order
How to identify this in your case
Driver moved into outer London after 29 August 2023 and registered the vehicle to a London address. PCN issued within 90 days of that registration.
Sample appeal wording
To: TfL ULEZ Team Re: ULEZ PCN [PCN_NUMBER] I moved into Greater London on [DATE_MOVED] and registered my vehicle to my London address on [DATE_REGISTERED] (V5C enclosed). The contravention date of [DATE] falls within 90 days of my registration. Under TfL's published 90-day new-resident grace period, this PCN should not have been issued. Please cancel. Yours faithfully, [Keeper Name]
Replace [PARKING DATE], [NtK DATE] etc. with your own dates before sending.
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- TfL ULEZ Discount and Exemption Scheme
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