The London mayor has said a conviction connected to an untaxed Nissan Micra was the result of a scam, after City Hall officials stated that the vehicle was not owned by the mayor or by Transport for London.
The matter concerns a Nissan Micra that officials say has no connection to either the mayor personally or TfL. The supplied material does not specify when the conviction took place, where it was recorded, or the precise legal process involved.
City Hall’s position is that the car at the centre of the case does not belong to the mayor and is not part of Transport for London’s fleet or ownership. The mayor has attributed the conviction to fraudulent activity.
No further official details were supplied about the nature of the alleged scam, whether any enforcement action is under way, or what steps may be taken to challenge or resolve the conviction.
The latest stated position is that City Hall denies any ownership link to the Nissan Micra, while the mayor maintains that the conviction arose because of a scam.
