Anti-Ulez demonstrators protest outside Downing Street

Howard, a candidate for London mayor, criticizes the ULEZ expansion to the M25, arguing it unfairly targets low-income families and sole traders without improving air quality. He cites Imperial College's findings and protests against the policy, sharing his personal experience with a diesel van and inadequate transport in outer London.

Who is Howard and what is his role in the context of the video?

• A candidate for London mayor representing the Fair Fuel UK campaign

• A member of the TfL board

• A spokesperson for the current London mayor

• A representative of Imperial College

What is the main argument Howard presents against the ULEZ expansion?

• It is a popular policy among London residents

• It is supported by Imperial College

• It unfairly targets low-income families and sole traders

• It will significantly improve air quality

According to Howard, what did Imperial College's research indicate about the ULEZ expansion?

• It will greatly reduce pollution levels

• It will be beneficial for the economy

• It will increase traffic congestion

• It will have no significant impact on air quality

How does Howard describe the public transport options in his area?

• Non-existent

• Poor with limited accessibility

• Adequate but could be improved

• Excellent and well-connected

What personal impact does the ULEZ expansion have on Howard?

• It encourages him to buy a new electric vehicle

• It has no impact on his daily life

• It allows him to use his diesel van freely

• It restricts his use of a diesel van due to high daily charges