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The expansion has been vociferously fought by charities, Tory councils and residents in outer London, with the Mayor even resisting pressure from Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer to delay it.
Protesters against the scheme have damaged and destroyed cameras across London by spraying them with paint, covering the lenses, cutting wires and even demolishing the poles they stand on.
Noel Willcox, 48, ran up fines of £11,500 for driving a company truck to and from a depot in Harefield, North West London.
Local resistance to the plans has seen some Ulez cameras vandalised, with photos shared on social media yesterday showing one camera that had been totally knocked over.
Sadiq Khan's Bank Holiday weekend has been disturbed by anti-Ulez activists who have parked a caravan covered in personal attacks near his home in protest.