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Researchers in this study compared children in London, where Ulez was introduced, with children in Luton, where it was not. By monitoring lung capacity and exposure to pollutants over time in both groups, they could isolate the effect of Ulez. This comparative approach helps scientists understand the real-world impact of policies.
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