I won a landmark legal ruling against London’s hated ULEZ charges – now help me take TfL to court to get OUR money back
A SCAFFOLDER who won a legal judgment over clean air vehicle charges is now raising cash to take Ulez to court.
Noel Willcox, 48, racked up £11,500 in penalties and fines after driving his firm’s truck into a Low Emission Zone (Lez) in the capital.
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He then won his case after taking Transport for London to an appeal tribunal, which ruled signs for the scheme “do not provide adequate information” over the charges.
The adjudicator concluded: “I cannot be satisfied that the Low Emission Zone signs are authorised and lawful.”
However, the tribunal is not of a high-enough level to be legally binding in other courts.
So Noel has started a GoFundMe to look into a test case to prove all signs in the extended Ultra-Low Emission Zone (Ulez) break road traffic laws.
If successful, it may mean drivers charged £12.50 a day for their older, polluting cars will get their cash back.
Noel, of Berkhamsted, Herts, said: “The signs do not make it clear to the driver that they can incur a charge.
“I have already won a legal case against TfL.
“Now I’m taking them on to get justice not just for me, but for thousands