Is there Congestion Charge on Boxing Day?

The Congestion Charge is a £15 daily charge if you drive within the Congestion Charge zone 7:00-18:00 Monday-Friday and 12:00-18:00 Sat-Sun and bank holidays. No charge between Christmas Day and New Year’s Day bank Holiday (inclusive).

What were the old Congestion Charge times?

The Congestion Charge was previously £11.50 each day, for driving a vehicle within the charging zone between 7am and 6pm Mondays to Fridays, excluding public holidays.

When did Congestion Charge become 7days?

From 22 June 2020, it will temporarily run from 7:00 am to 10:00 pm seven days a week (as opposed to the previous 7:00 am to 6:00 pm on weekdays), and the daily charge will rise from £11.50 to £15 per day for a period of one year.

Is Congestion Charge suspended over Christmas?

The Congestion Charge will also be suspended between Christmas and the first working day of the New Year, supporting families and visitors over the festive period in what is traditionally a time of increased engineering work on the rail network and a quieter period on the roads.

How do I know if I went through Congestion Charge?

Can I check if I entered the Congestion Charge zone? You can check the Congestion Charge zone on the TFL website to find out exactly which areas of London are included in the zone and whether you’ve driven in them, in which case you’ll need to pay.

When did congestion change to weekends?

The Mayor previously changed it in June 2020, meaning it applied from 7am until 10pm. He did this to encourage walking and cycling. Now it will go back to its previous operating times, from 7am until 6pm from Monday until Friday. It also applies 12pm until 6pm on the weekends and bank holidays.

Is Elephant and Castle Congestion Charge?

The congestion charge zone covers a large portion of central London. The boundaries of the congestion charge zone spread to Elephant and Castle and New Kent Road in the South, Tower Bridge Road and Commercial Street in the East, Euston Road and Marylebone Road in the North, and Park Lane and Edgeware Road in the West.

Does the Tube run on 24th December?

December 24 – There’s a regular weekday service running, but the last trains will run at 10pm. December 25/26 – No TfL Rail services running.

How much is the congestion charge in the UK?

The Congestion Charge is £15 per vehicle per day if you pay in advance or before midnight on the day you enter the zone. If you forget, you can still pay the fee up to three days later but the price increases to £17.50. You can drive in and out of the congestion zone as many times as you like on the day — you only pay one fee.

What is the congestion charge on bank holidays?

The Congestion Charge is now temporarily in operation on Bank Holidays and days between Christmas and New Year. If you haven’t paid the Congestion Charge when you should have, you’ll be sent a Penalty Charge Notice for £160. You will need to pay this fine within 28 days.

When is the congestion charge now in effect?

The Congestion Charge is now temporarily in operation on Saturdays and Sundays. The Congestion Charge is now temporarily in operation on Bank Holidays and days between Christmas and New Year. If you haven’t paid the Congestion Charge when you should have, you’ll be sent a Penalty Charge Notice for £160.

What is the London congestion charge and ULEZ?

The London Congestion Charge is a fee to drive in parts of central London (the Congestion Charge Zone) between 7am–6pm Monday–Friday (7am-10pm seven days a week from 22 June 2020). Coronavirus/COVID-19: The Congestion Charge and ULEZ for London was reintroduced on Monday 18 May 2020. Please do not travel unless your journey is essential