Charges for entering Birmingham’s Clean Air Zone delayed by two weeks

The video tutorial explains the Clean Air Zone initiative, which aims to reduce pollution in the city. Initially, no charges will be applied for two weeks, allowing people to gather information on alternative transportation methods like public transport, cycling, or walking. From June 14th, non-compliant vehicles entering the zone will receive penalty charge notices, with an option to pay a fee instead. The initiative focuses on improving public health by ensuring cleaner air for current and future generations.

During the first two weeks, what will happen to those entering the Clean Air zone?

• They will be banned from entering.

• They will not be charged.

• They will receive a penalty charge notice.

• They will be charged a fee.

What options are available for people to move around the city during the initial phase?

• Riding motorcycles

• Flying drones

• Driving non-compliant vehicles

• Using public transport, cycling, or walking

From June 14th, what can drivers of non-compliant vehicles do if they receive a penalty charge notice?

• Pay the fee instead of the penalty

• Ignore the notice

• Pay a higher penalty

• Contest the notice in court

What is the main goal of implementing the Clean Air zone?

• To increase city revenue

• To clean up the air and address public health issues

• To promote car sales

• To reduce traffic congestion

Who benefits from the Clean Air zone initiative?

• Current and future generations

• Only public transport companies

• Only the government

• Only car manufacturers