Chancellor Gordon Brown has reijigged rates for levies on pollution-producing vehicles. For those creating almost no pollution, their is no levy to pay. The bandings go up from £40 to £100, £125, £150, £190 and £210 for the most polluting vehicle.
Budget 06: New carbon emission bandings for cars
New levies for biggest polluting cars
Accountancy Age, 22 Mar 2006
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