UK’s Largest Anti-ULEZ Motorist Group Swings Toward Labour For First Time

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Rush-hour traffic on the M25 London orbital motorway, near Heathrow Airport, west of London on July 21, 2023 Justin Tallis/AFP via Getty Images

Polling from the UK’s largest anti-ULEZ and anti-fuel-tax group of motorists has shown that its membership is now more likely to vote Labour than Tory, for the first time in its history.

The FairFuelUK cross-party pressure group, which has 1.7 million members across the UK, is currently dedicated to preventing what they perceive as unnecessary tax hikes stemming from a well-intentioned yet flawed ‘green’ agenda.