Enter your number plate to find out instantly whether you'll be charged £12.50 a day to drive in London's Ultra Low Emission Zone.
The Ultra Low Emission Zone covers almost all of Greater London. Vehicles that don't meet its emissions standard are charged £12.50 for every day they drive within the zone — and if you forget to pay, the penalty is £180.
The standard, in short: petrol cars generally need to be Euro 4 or newer (roughly 2006 onwards), and diesels Euro 6 or newer (roughly September 2015 onwards). Fully electric and hydrogen vehicles are always compliant.
Even a ULEZ-compliant car gets charged for the Congestion Charge and the Blackwall & Silvertown tunnels — each with its own deadline and its own fine. Snaptoll handles it all automatically, so you never track a deadline or risk a fine.
Enter your number plate above. We check DVLA records for your fuel type and emissions (Euro) standard. Broadly, petrol cars meet ULEZ if they're Euro 4+ (roughly 2006 on) and diesels if Euro 6 (roughly Sept 2015 on). Fully electric cars are always compliant.
£12.50 per day for a non-compliant car, for every day you drive in the London ULEZ. Miss a payment and the penalty is £180 (reduced to £90 within 14 days).
No — it's a fast guide based on DVLA records. Always confirm on TfL's own ULEZ checker before relying on it, especially if the result is shown as an estimate.