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Londoners have donated more than 100 vehicles that would have been scrapped because of the Ulez to Ukraine.More than half have already arrived in the war-ravaged country, including a convoy of 20 vehicles over the weekend. A further 13 are due to arrive by the end of the week.Under changes to the Ulez scrappage scheme in March, Londoners can receive the same pay-out for getting rid of their non-compliant vehicle if they opt to donate it for humanitarian purposes rather than having it crushed.The donated vehicles have to be used for humanitarian purposes, to provide medical aid or to evacuate people.
Londoners have donated more than 100 vehicles that would have been scrapped because of the Ulez to Ukraine.More than half have already arrived in the war-ravaged country, including a convoy of 20 vehicles over the weekend. A further 13 are due to arrive by the end of the week.Under changes to the Ulez scrappage scheme in March, Londoners can receive the same pay-out for getting rid of their non-compliant vehicle if they opt to donate it for humanitarian purposes rather than having it crushed.The donated vehicles have to be used for humanitarian purposes, to provide medical aid or to evacuate people.
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