Embassies Ignore London ULEZ Congestion Charges: £143m Unpaid

In this video, we delve into the shocking revelation that diplomats owe over £143 million to Transport for London (TfL) in unpaid congestion charges. The US Embassy leads the list with almost £14 million in arrears, followed by the Embassy of Japan with over £10.1 million, and Togo, surprisingly, with just £40. These figures span from the introduction of the congestion charge in 2003 to the end of last year. Despite TfL's efforts, many embassies, including the American Embassy, claim exemption on the grounds that the congestion charge is a tax. Join us as we explore the details and implications of this diplomatic controversy.
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[@PrisonersNoLongerAccepted]

Unbelievable John. I was mentioning this in an up and coming video. Good info my friend 👍

[@Rob-on-the-Road]

Thanks for or the shout out John ✌🏻👍🏻

[@NerdInMotion23]

No problem mate 👍🏼

[@clintsmotorsport5808]

I still can't see TFL getting anything back from foreign vehicles

[@NerdInMotion23]

@@clintsmotorsport5808 no chance

[@Elsie-uy2kl]

This is hilarious and annoying at the same time. They should not be exempt but this is what they're saying in effect, yet normal Londoners still have to pay it and are threatened if they don't. It's not fair as they use London's roads like everyone else and should pay for it. It will be interesting to see if these outstanding charges can be reclaimed by TfL through the courts. 🤔

[@NerdInMotion23]

I have another video to make on this today it gets more crazy by the minute.