Bristol Clean Air Zone

Bristol's Clean Air Zone (CAZ) is now live and fans are being encouraged to check whether they will be affected before travelling to Ashton Gate Stadium.

From Monday, drivers of some of the most polluting vehicles will now face a daily charge to enter the city centre as well, as key routes in and out of Bristol ...

Bristol has launched its clean air zone (CAZ) today (Monday, November 28), charging drivers between £9 and £100 per day to enter parts of the city.

An army of volunteers have worked together to ensure the app can 'outsmart traffic' and provide routes around the Clean Air Zone.

Motorists from Gloucestershire who want to travel into Bristol city centre will now have to pay a charge if their vehicle does not comply with emission ...

Mayor of Bristol, Marvin Rees calls the introduction an 'incredible milestone' while some drivers call it an unfair tax.

The clean air zone is aimed at reducing traffic pollution in Bristol city centre, with buses and coaches facing a cost of £100 a day.

Through the support of Waze's volunteer Map Editor community, who have added permit notifications and a designated CAZ area to the map, motorists in Bristol are ...