Four Scottish Cities Bring in Emission Zones in Effort to Tackle Air Quality

Four Scottish Cities Bring in Emission Zones in Effort to Tackle Air Quality
An undated aerial view of the centre of Edinburgh in Scotland Jane Barlow/PA
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Scotland’s four biggest cities have warned drivers with more polluting vehicles to get rid of them in the next year or two or face fines for driving into the city centres.

Glasgow, Edinburgh, Dundee and Aberdeen have introduced low-emission zones (LEZs), following in the footsteps of London, Birmingham and several other English cities.

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