DRIVERS will be hit with £100million of charges every day if Ulez levies are rolled out nationally, The Sun on Sunday can reveal.
The bombshell revelation sparked a furious backlash from MPs and campaigners.
Tory big beast Dame Priti Patel said Brits are not “cash cows ready to be milked”, while the Taxpayers Alliance said it is “time to slam the brakes” on the anti-car charge.
Labour’s London Mayor Sadiq Khan is planning to extend the Ulez scheme across the capital – meaning owners of older petrol and diesel cars will have to pay £12.50 every day to drive in London.
Similar anti-car ‘clean air zones’ are being planned for eight other cities, including Birmingham, Bristol and Manchester.