Kensington is well outside of the central congestion zone (the western extension was scrapped ages ago). That said, you seem to have a weird obsession with dri

Kensington is well outside of the central congestion zone (the western extension was scrapped ages ago). That said, you seem to have a weird obsession with driving. I can afford it and I don't drive into London because it just doesn't make sense. I've done it. Drive in to the West End, takes me way longer than cycling or taking a bus/tube, and then.... oh, it's going to take me 15 minutes to even find a parking spot. It's more of a hobbyist/enthusiast thing. It's fun. I sometimes do it because one day you just know it won't be allowed any more. I've lived centrally before and probably will again at some point. I'd sell the car, because it'd be pointless. Not because of cost, but because the only journeys that would make more sense to do by car are massive supermarket runs and country getaways. Everything else is faster, quicker, and less stressful via public transport in London.