Signs Put up as Part of a £100M Scheme Being Taken Down as It's ' Finally Put to Bed'

Signs put up as part of a £100M scheme being taken down as it's ' finally put to bed'

Controversial Clean Air Zone signs- put up at a cost of £1,000 each - are being taken down as the idea of charging some motorists up to £60 a day is 'finally being put to bed'.

Drivers spared daily costs as petrol and diesel car emissions fall faster without Clean Air Zone

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Clean Air Zone saga 'finally put to bed' as more than 1,300 signs to come down across Greater Manchester - Manchester Evening News

More than £100m has been spent on the scheme so far

Clean Air Zone signs across Greater Manchester to be removed

More than 1,300 signs were installed across the region, warning motorists of daily charges on certain vehicles

Clean Air Zone signs to be removed as public transport revolution is stepped up

Officials begin removing 1,300 signs as part of a shift toward a non-charging clean air strategy. The post Clean Air Zone signs to be removed as public transport revolution is stepped up appeared first on I Love Manchester.