New 2023 Clean Air Zones may see petrol and diesel drivers fined

Non-compliant lorries, buses and coaches will be hit with £50-a-day tolls, while the worst polluting vans and taxis will be charged £12.50 per day.

Sheffield will be the next area after Tyneside to launch its Clean Air Zone on February 27, with the date being confirmed by the Council in December.

It is a class C chargeable zone for the most polluting large goods vehicles, vans, buses, coaches and taxis that drive within the inner ring road and city centre.

Polluting vans, LGVs and taxis will be charged £10 per day, while coaches, buses, lorries and HGVs will see a £50 charge.

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