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Monday, 17 February, 2003, 11:07 GMT
Congestion charging: in pictures
The controversial congestion charge was introduced in central London on Monday morning.
It appears to have made a significant impact on traffic coming into the capital, although some say the real test will come after the school half-term when traffic levels will be higher.
A motorist enters the charging zone. Many people left home earlier to beat the charge
London Mayor Ken Livingstone, who introduced congestion charging, is followed by a Sun reporter dressed as a snail
Anti-congestion charge protester Charles Kingley Evans makes his point to motorists near Hyde Park Corner
A helicopter view of the Elephant and Castle, just before 9am on Monday, shows it clear of jams
Motorbikes, cycles, taxis and some others are exempt from the £5 charge
Traders from Smithfield meat market say the charge will force them to put up prices
Campaign group Loot demonstrate some ways of avoiding the congestion charge
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