Conflicting results if ULEZ compliant

[Cherrypd]

I usually take my A207 and pay the ULEZ rate when flying from Heathrow and I put it on the company expenses. But if I need to take his car (X218 220d 2016) the TFL & Motorway say his is not compliant. Carwow & lowemmisions Scotland and the government website (doesn't include TFL) all say the car is compliant. His V5 shows CO2 is 132 g/km & NOx 0.042. Would this be compliant do you think. If so how can I get it added as compliant to TFL. I can't be the only one with a conflicting conundrum.

 

[W1ghty]

I usually take my A207 and pay the ULEZ rate when flying from Heathrow and I put it on the company expenses. But if I need to take his car (X218 220d 2016) the TFL & Motorway say his is not compliant. Carwow & lowemmisions Scotland and the government website (doesn't include TFL) all say the car is compliant. His V5 shows CO2 is 132 g/km & NOx 0.042. Would this be compliant do you think. If so how can I get it added as compliant to TFL. I can't be the only one with a conflicting conundrum.

If it is Euro 6 with adblue it’s compliant.

 

[AMGeed]

Have you entered the registration on the tfl website?

Check your Vehicle

tfl.gov.uk

 

[Cherrypd]

Have you entered the registration on the tfl website?

Check your Vehicle

tfl.gov.uk

Yes. First thing I did. It is a bluetec with an adblue tank. But TFL says to pay up.

 

[Dryce]

Yes. First thing I did. It is a bluetec with an adblue tank. But TFL says to pay up.

Do you have a private plate ?

TFL have IMO an inadequate IT setup that appears to know what a car is according to the DVLA info they have - but then defaults to checking the year of the plate - and if you have a private plate will quite happily claim your car as being non-compliant when the info they throw at you off their system shows it should *obviously* be compliant.

 

[m80]

Be careful not to confuse with the congestion zone.

 

[Darrell]

What’s the reg??

 

[Darrell]

Do you have a private plate ?

TFL have IMO an inadequate IT setup that appears to know what a car is according to the DVLA info they have - but then defaults to checking the year of the plate - and if you have a private plate will quite happily claim your car as being non-compliant when the info they throw at you off their system shows it should *obviously* be compliant.

My van plate reads F2 1EAD which is a non compliant year (1988) but on the TFL ULEZ checker it says the vehicle is compliant.