ULEZ Letter

[Mr Kobayashi]

Shift work, getting in from outside London, you know the low paid cleaners etc who work in the NHS and many other industries , £12 an hour, so your first hour is to pay to get into work now, if your going off and not back in your last night shift will cost you £25 return, so first two hours of your shift have to pay for you to get in and out.

Or take the bus or train?

If they are that poor I'm sceptical they'll be able to afford South East Housing and all the costs of running a car.

 

[jazzy]

Example of a job on UK minimum wage in London NHS Trust please.

Cleaners

 

[MouldensChippy]

Or take the bus or train?

If they are that poor I'm sceptical they'll be able to afford South East Housing and all the costs of running a car.

Ever hear of people on in work benefits ?

 

[Blue Maverick]

Example of a job on UK minimum wage in London NHS Trust please.

Why you saying NHS any cleaning job is low paid or are you just been a troll, shop worker in a garage will be on minimum wage in London, waitress in London minimum wage, loads of jobs on minimum wage, fuck knows how they survive but they do this will make it harder.

 

[Blue Maverick]

Or take the bus or train?

If they are that poor I'm sceptical they'll be able to afford South East Housing and all the costs of running a car.

Ever tried getting a bus at night or train, you are just talking out your arse now.

 

[jazzy]

Or take the bus or train?

If they are that poor I'm sceptical they'll be able to afford South East Housing and all the costs of running a car.

I am sceptical that you have more than 1 brain cell , do not ever reply to any of my posts . You are now on ignore

 

[Mr Kobayashi]

Why you saying NHS any cleaning job is low paid or are you just been a troll, shop worker in a garage will be on minimum wage in London, waitress in London minimum wage, loads of jobs on minimum wage, fuck knows how they survive but they do this will make it harder.

No an NHS cleaner on £12 is not a minimum wage job.

It's a low paid job but it isn't minimum wage.

UK Minimum wage is £10.42.

Most of the people you are talking about don't have cars. It would be unaffordable for them to have both a car and housing within the M25 or just outside it.

 

[Mr Kobayashi]

I am sceptical that you have more than 1 brain cell , do not ever reply to any of my posts . Muted

Amazing how thin-skinned these guys are.

Especially one who didn't receive any personal insults from me.

That's two in one thread.

 

[Mr Kobayashi]

Ever tried getting a bus at night or train, you are just talking out your arse now.

Yes. I've gone from Leicester Square to Uxbridge after midnight and only the last point did we get an Uber, but buses were still running.

So what time are people finishing shifts ?

Buses regularly run through the night in London.

 

[bluenova]

Who said at a stroke, it could be adjusted, and the life of the polluting vehicles would come to a natural end over a period of time.

You'd be picking up a lot of cars that are rarely driven, or aren't driven anywhere near areas with high levels of pollution. Staggering it in the way you suggest would also slow things down a lot - which makes sense if it's the whole country, but it's better to target the areas in most need.

Cars which wouldn't pass the ULEZ criteria might drop in value after August, but they'll still be worth buying for people in most other areas of the UK. If we have a countrywide scheme, then you're going to need a huge scrappage scheme, as some of those diesels will be viable drives for a couple of decades in low pollution areas.