Each day, Zoe Saker drives from her home in Kent to south London to see her terminally ill mother.
Zoe Saker travels daily to help care for her terminally ill mother Lynne in south LondonHer car does not comply with Ulez regulations and she will have to pay a daily charge of £12.50Christian Fuller & Mark NormanA woman who travels daily from Kent to London to help care for her terminally ill mother is calling for an exemption from Ultra Low Emission Zone charges.
Because her car does not comply with London's Ulez regulations, she will have to pay a daily charge of £12.50 from Tuesday. Ms Saker said her mother has had six years of treatment and has recently been put into palliative care. Ms Saker and her mother, Lynne, who lives under the care of her local hospice, had an initial application for an exemption rejected by TfL, she says.Ulez is being expanded from 29 August, meaning drivers of the most polluting vehicles must pay to drive in Greater London.A TfL spokesperson said the body was "looking into the circumstances" of the case.
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