The changes include fuel price updates, a new numberplate rule and the end of a scheme that paid you to go electric
A number of driving rules changed in September and motorists may have missed them in the flurry of politics and world news. The changes have been followed by a number that are coming up in October.
For drivers who claim expenses on their fuel, HMRC's new advisory fuel rates were introduced on September 1. For a car with a petrol engine drivers will get 13p per mile , 15p and 24p . Diesel prices are 12p per mile , 14p and 18p .Transport for London's Ultra Low Emission Zone scrappage scheme closed on September 7. The scheme helped pay 54,000 drivers to switch to lower-polluting vehicles.Parking There are four key parking areas which will be affected this month.
In March this year Jeremy Hunt extended the cut by 12 months as drivers still needed the support. However some believe this will be scrapped in the budget, especially as fuel prices have recently dropped to their lowest since 2021.
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