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Choosing a street at random, there are red "Congestion Charging © Central ZONE" signs on both sides of the road, as well as a huge painted © on the road lane fo
by Symbiote 3y ago
Choosing a street at random, there are red "Congestion Charging © Central ZONE" signs on both sides of the road, as well as a huge painted © on the road lane for turning into the road.
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- voisin 3y agoI am not sure what the case is today and in all areas but for what it’s worth, in 2013ish when I got hit with two tickets back to back when I drove to a conference that was on the edge of the congestion zone two days in a row, I went back to the location on foot and walked all around and there was zero signage indicating that the street I turned onto was the congestion zone, and the opposite end of the street I turned immediately out of it.
- Symbiote 3y agoIf there really are no signs you can appeal the fine — but lots of old forum posts of people trying this seem to end with them accepting that there was a sign. You can look at old captures in Google Street View.