"TfL is introducing changes to the congestion charge scheme in the new year, along with a new Cleaner Vehicle Discount for electric vehicles, and changes to the Residents' Discount for new applicants. The standard daily congestion charge will increase from 15 to 18 if paid in advance or on the day of travel. This comes into force on 2 January."
"From 2 January there will be a 25% discount on the daily charge for electric cars registered on Auto Pay. This puts the cost at 13.50. There will be a 50% discount on the charge for electric vans, HGVs, and quadricycles registered on Auto Pay, making the cost 9. A new 100% discount will apply to electric car club vehicles that are picked up and returned to the same bay within the congestion charge zone."
"TfL is replacing its fleet of 1970s trains on the Piccadilly line, with the ambition of introducing the first of its 94 new trains in 2026. It said these could be introduced between July and December 2026 and would allow for an increase of three more trains an hour during peak times. TfL is also carrying out a range of upgrades including improving the line's power system, adjusting platform edges and"
Standard daily congestion charge will rise from 15 to 18 for advance or same-day payment and to 21 if paid within three days. Congestion Charge Residents' Discount holders will continue to receive a 90% discount and pay 1.80 daily. The 100% Cleaner Vehicle Discount ends on 25 December 2025 and will be replaced by tiered discounts: from 2 January electric cars on Auto Pay receive 25% off (13.50), electric vans/HGVs/quadricycles on Auto Pay receive 50% off (9), and electric car club vehicles returned to the same bay receive 100%. From 4 March 2030 discounts reduce to 12.5% for cars and 25% for larger vehicles. The Piccadilly line will get 94 new trains starting in 2026, increasing peak frequency and upgrading power and platform infrastructure.
Read at www.bbc.com
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