Sentence examples for charged to drive from inspiring English sources

Establishing a clean air zone (CAZ) for which motorists would be charged to drive into could simply move the pollution problem elsewhere rather than solve it.

A toll of $1 for each car and its driver and $1 for each additional passenger would be charged to drive up the new highway.

The solar panels, reports EVWorld, will add not a microwatt of charge to drive the Prius.

Battery systems are expensive and don't hold enough electric charge to drive a vehicle the same distance as a comparable gasoline-powered automobile.

He bravely introduced a charge to drive into central London; he has improved the city's buses; he oversaw a revamp of Trafalgar Square.

Older, dirtier cars will have to pay a £10 pollution charge to drive in central London, according to plans set out by Sadiq Khan on Tuesday.

Older, more polluting cars will have to pay a £10 charge to drive in central London from 23 October, the city's mayor has said.

But Orestes Fintiklis, a Miami-based investor whose firm bought a majority of the hotel's units last year, has led the charge to drive it out.

Khan's "world leading" scheme will impose a £12.50 charge to drive into central London, 24 hours a day, for all but the cleanest cars and vans.

There is an additional $10 charge to drive into the 550-acre park, which also has an interesting Discovery Center with a 15-minute film and interactive exhibits, plus two hiking trails, a hummingbird garden and picnic tables.

The researchers at Cambridge are claiming to have solved a number of the issues and if the team's laboratory experiment can be turned into a commercial product it will enable a car, on a single charge, to drive from London to Edinburgh.