A British expat who has lived in the Netherlands for nearly 10 years has revealed how he was chased down by ULEZ debt collectors with letters from three different countries – despite having a car which meets the emission standards.
Marcus Johnson, 36, told MailOnline he received warnings in the post from the UK, Germany and 2,700 miles away in Turkmenistan which demanded that he pay more than €1,000 (£865) for supposedly breaching London‘s hated Ulez last year.
He was sent the letters despite his car being compliant and despite the fact it would have taken just moments for someone at Transport for London (TfL) to check his vehicle’s status.
