Bristol City Council will be introducing a Clean Air Zone on Monday 28 November 2022 to reduce harmful pollution from vehicles.
“Poor air quality has a major impact on the health of everyone in the city and the Clean Air Zone will help us tackle this issue and meet government targets for cleaner air in 2023.
The zone is in the central area where air quality is poorest. No vehicles will be banned from driving in the zone, but older and more polluting vehicles will have to pay a daily charge to drive in the zone.
71 per cent of vehicles already meet the zone’s emission standards. The council is offering financial support and advice to help people upgrade their vehicles or switch to a cleaner way of travelling.”
How to prepare for the Clean Air Zone
Get ready for Bristol’s Clean Air Zone by following these three easy steps:
- Go to the government’s clean air zone pages to check if your vehicle will be charged
- Check out the interactive map to see how the zone affects you
- Find out if you are eligible for financial support or an exemption on the BCC website
If you want to find out more about the Clean Air Zone CLICK HERE or email: CAZSupport@bristol.gov.uk
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