Enter a street name, postcode or landmark in the search box to see its location in relation to the charging zones. View zones to show/hide their areas. To see if an address is inside or outside the...

2025年1月17日 · The Direct Vision Standard (DVS) requires all HGVs over 12 tonnes in vehicle weight to have a permit to enter or operate in and around most of Greater London. What Areas Are in the DVS Zone? The DVS zone covers all 32 London boroughs within Greater London. The image depicts a map highlighting the Direct Vision Standard (DVS) zone.

The DVS measures how much an HGV driver can see directly through their cab windows. This is then expressed as a star rating from zero (limited) to five (good). The star rating is fixed and...

We have added the M25 to the map so you can see the areas affected. A more detailed map taken directly from the TfL guidance is below. The image below is directly from the Transport for London website. Over 250,000 vehicles applied for the original DVS permits. Any vehicles rated under 3 stars need to update to PSS.

The video below is a quick demo of how you can search and select postcodes to see how they relate to the LEZ, DVS, ULEZ and CCZ zones. This is the most detailed map of London’s vehicle zones in conjunction with postcodes and local authorities available anywhere.

London’s Low Emission Zone and Driver Vision Standard (LEZ / DVS), Ultra-low Emission Zone (ULEZ), and Congestion Charge Zone (CCZ) juxtaposed with postcodes and local authority / London borough boundaries – this interactive online map is aimed primarily at businesses needing help to plan deliveries, driving routes and sales territories ...

Over 250,000 vehicles applied for the original DVS permits. Any vehicles rated under 3 stars need to update to PSS. Thousands more vehicles do not have DVS permits and will be under 3 stars. These will require permits to access London without being fined.

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The Direct Vision Standard (DVS) is enforced in Greater London using ANPR (Automatic Number Plate Recognition) cameras. These cameras scan the vehicle's number plate and check it against a database to determine if the vehicle has a valid permit.