London launches £200 a day charges for dirty lorries
But Road Haulage Association insists problem is fast disappearing anyway as firms update their fleets with cleaner vehicles
Firms transporting goods into the capital face £200 a day charges if they fail to ensure their lorries meet strict emissions standards following the launch today of the new London-wide Low Emissions Zone...
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