Drivers wrongly issued with ultra low emission zone (Ulez) charges due to vandalised enforcement cameras will have their penalties cancelled, Transport for London (TfL) has pledged. Two Ulez cameras in Chingford in north-east London,

TfL has confirmed it will rescind charges wrongly given to motorists as a result of vandalism to ULEZ cameras.

A camera was twisted the wrong way by vandals so that they were facing roads outside the clean air zone boundary

Motorists have been wrongly fined after vandals tampered with ultra-low emission zone (Ulez) cameras. Two Ulez cameras in Chingford, east London, were twisted the wrong way so that they were facing roads outside the low-emissions boundary.

Drivers who have been wrongly slapped with Ulez fines after driving past vandalised cameras are set to have their charges annulled, Transport for London (TfL) has said. After a spate of "vigilante" attacks on the cameras swept the capital earlier this year,

Transport for London (TfL) will cancel any ULEZ charges wrongly issued due to vandalised enforcement cameras. Two ULEZ cameras in Chingford, East London, were tampered with by vandals, causing them to face roads outside the clean air zone boundary.