It was always obvious (to anyone other than the hopelessly naïve) that the decision to introduce a ‘congestion charge’ for motorists in Central London owed everything to collectivist malice (the autonomy offered by the automobile has always been highly suspect to socialists) and nothing to any concerns about traffic flow. Here’s more proof.

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Andrew Stuttaford is the editor of National Review's Capital Matters.
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