The advertising watchdog is investigating after viewers complained that the advert was misleading.
A TfL spokesperson said they are providing the ASA with evidence "the ULEZ expansion will help clean up poor quality air"
A spokesperson for the ASA said: "We've received 370 complaints about this advert. Complainants argue that the ad is misleading." A TfL spokesperson said the adverts "aim to raise public awareness about the forthcoming expansion on the 29 August 2023, and to encourage people to check whether their vehicle is compliant".
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