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GandM Direct Hire Helps PCO Drivers Avoid ULEZ Charges and Congestion Charges in London, UK

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London, UK, 16th February 2023, ZEXPRWIRE, The Public Carriage Office (PCO), a department of the Transport for London (TFL), has strict rules and regulations for PCO vehicles and PCO drivers. Among these regulations are laws that aim to limit traffic congestion and emissions. PCO cars violating these laws are subject to Ultra-Low Emission Zone (ULEZ) and congestion charges. G&M Direct Hire helps PCO drivers avoid these charges.

The TFL has established the congestion and ULEZ Charges to minimise air pollution and combat climate change and global warming. G&M Direct Hire provides PHV-authorized hybrid, plug-in hybrid, and electric cars on rent to PCO drivers. Hybrid and plug-in hybrid cars have low emissions, and electric cars have zero emissions, making them compliant with the ULEZ standards. The congestion guidelines don’t apply to electric vehicles.

Speaking to the media, a company representative said, “PCO drivers buy cars, get them PHV-authorised, maintain their vehicles, and still face charges for excessive emissions and congestion. This is because these laws are strict, and it’s difficult to reduce emissions from older car models. G&M Direct Hire offers the latest models of electric and hybrid cars that are PHV authorised and ready to be driven as PCO cars. Our vehicles save PCO drivers from ULEZ and Congestion charges because they eliminate or significantly minimize carbon emissions!”

The company’s fleet of cars includes Kia E-Niro, Kia Niro II EV, Toyota Prius Plus, Toyota Prius Plug-in, Nissan Leaf, MG 5 Exclusive, Mustang Mach E, and more. Apart from PCO car rental services, G&M Direct Hire also helps individuals apply for and receive their PCO license.

For further information and queries, reach out to a company representative at the contact information mentioned below.

About G&M Direct Hire

G&M Direct Hire is a PCO car rental company based in London, United Kingdom. The company provides services in multiple areas, including Chelsea, Tottenham, Acton, Stratford, Streatham, Edmonton, Canary Wharf, Leyton, Norwood, Enfield, and more. It offers PHV-authorised electric and hybrid vehicles for rent at affordable rates.

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Company Name: G&M Direct Hire

Website: https://gmdirecthire.co.uk

Harrow Branch Address: 79 College Road, Harrow, HA11BD

Main Branch Address: 6-9 The Square, Stockley Park, Uxbridge, UB11 1 FW

Hanger Lane Branch Address: Viglen House Business Centre, London, HA0 1HD

Main Office Phone Number: 02089 009574

Email: [email protected]

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