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This is CBS, I'm John Batch with my colleague Joseph Sternberg,

member of the editorial board of Wall Street Journal,

his column, Political Economics, Space in London.

Joe lives in London and life in London is turning strange because it has new terminology I must master.

Ultralow, a mission zone, characterises Ulez.

Alright, that's an idea of the regulators, of the mayor, of the authorities.

The idea is to comport with the net zero over the green agenda over these next years.

Except, I'm looking at the London Times right now, there's a sign that says no Ulez.

There's a sign that says Ulez.

And both have been knocked over and are lying on the ground looking disconsolate.

I'm told from the London Times that more than 500 of these Ulez signs, they have cameras on board,

have been left out of action, vandalized over these last days.

Joe, is there some kind of revolution going on?

Is this the 17th century, are the Puritans riding or are people riding against the Puritans? What's happening?

This is Britain's version of the yellow vest protest that they had in France a few years ago,

which again was one of these issues about motorists getting hit with a new tax for environmental reasons.

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