Half of households in Lewisham don’t have a car. If you’re poor in Lewisham you aren’t actually being affected by these charges. Middle class at worst if you own a car but it’s older.
Also lol if you think only poor people vote Labour in London.
Are EV’s really the way to go?
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Also lol if you think only poor people vote Labour in London.
Well if they did the opposite it just asks as a disincentive for people getting EVs... can't win.
I've just placed an order for an e2008 and noticed on the Pug website quite an interesting proposition:
Quite a cool concept - you get a points allocation to use against a rental+top-up as required.
MOBILITY PASS
When considering an electric car, we know that customers can be concerned about those occasional longer journeys, such as holidays. With Mobility Pass, we’ve got you covered – with an allowance for alternative vehicle rental built in to your electric car finance agreementQuite a cool concept - you get a points allocation to use against a rental+top-up as required.
yes - my logic is flawed - socialist Sadiq amongs his gifts to humanity, already gave us the ULEZ in london and the emission related parking fees are one in the same. - just need to clone a bev's plates
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This is a really good idea as, even though it's not really necessary, it will give people the comfort of knowing it's an option.
I expect what will happen is that people will use their new e2008 for short trips, then longer ones, then even longer ones and realise that they don't need to borrow an ICE car for their long trips.
Ultimately it then doesn't cost Pug much if anything, and it removes another of the "perceived" barriers to EV adoption.