Concerns Arise Among Scots Regarding Low Emission Zones

Tuesday, 21 May 2024, 08:44
A recent survey revealed that a third of Scots lack understanding of Low Emission Zones (LEZs), with over half believing it's not the right time to introduce new LEZs. Additionally, 59% of participants suggest there are 'better ways' to tackle pollution, highlighting a need for clearer communication on environmental initiatives.

Survey Highlights Low Understanding of LEZs

A recent survey conducted in Scotland has shown that approximately one-third of Scots lack a clear understanding of what Low Emission Zones (LEZs) entail.

Concerns Over Timing and Strategy

Over half of the respondents expressed doubts about the timing of introducing new LEZs, with many believing that the current period may not be the most suitable for such initiatives.

  • 59% of participants indicated that they believe there are 'better ways' to address pollution concerns effectively.

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