Passengers could see increased charges, if their car is not compliant, for using meet and greet services at Heathrow Airport - particularly if they return to a different terminal than the one they departed from.
Heathrow Airport passengers are being warned about incurring multiple ULEZ charges if they use meet and greet car parking services.
Motorists driving a non-compliant vehicle will now be forced to pay the £12.50 charge to enter the airport after Tuesday's ULEZ expansion, which now incorporates every London borough.Read more:Some passengers use meet and greet services when parking their car, meaning they drive to the terminal doors or a nearby car park, hand over the keys and walk to the terminal, while a member of staff takes the vehicle to a different site.
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