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Browne Allen and Anderson (2005)

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Browne, M., Allen, J. and Anderson, S. (2005) ‘Low emission zones: the likely effects on the freight transport sector’, International Journal of Logistics 8(4):269-281.

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Abstract: London's air quality has improved over recent decades, but is still the worst in the UK. Road transport emissions play an important part in this pollution. A low emission zone (LEZ) would help to accelerate the introduction of cleaner vehicles, and reduce the number of older, more polluting vehicles operating in London. Survey results indicate that there is some support among goods vehicle operators for a LEZ in London, depending on the precise scheme definition. Operators would generally try to comply with LEZ regulations, with most companies either using technical approaches to ensure that their London vehicle fleet complied with the required emission standard, or redeploying vehicles with the appropriate emission standard from other locations.
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