A day in the car
- London Congestion Charge£18 in advance
- Dartford Crossing, car£3.50 a crossing
- M6 Toll, car, full length£12.00
- Dartford: pay byMidnight next day
Official information exists, but it's scattered and hard to read. RuleMind turns it into short answers, simple tools and clear links to the official place to act.
Congestion charges, ULEZ, clean air zones, tolls, bridges and tunnels, on a detailed map.
Your deadlines, the rules in each UK nation, a rental yield calculator and checklists for every stage of a tenancy.
Do you need a tax return, roughly what you'll owe, Making Tax Digital and simple expenses.
RAMS, toolbox talks and site paperwork for small builders and subcontractors.
Search a place or postcode, or tap a zone or crossing on the map, to see prices, hours, exemptions, deadlines and the official place to pay.
Street-level detail for London, Birmingham, Manchester, Liverpool, Leeds, Bradford, Sheffield, Newcastle, Bristol, Bath, Glasgow and Edinburgh. Elsewhere the map shows local roads and towns.
RuleMind only explains and links to the official service.
Official payment sites are on gov.uk, tfl.gov.uk, a council's site or the operator's site named on the official page. Look-alike sites often appear first in search results and can add large fees.
The Severn bridges, Forth, Erskine and Cleddau crossings have no toll. A request to pay for them is not genuine.
For self-managing landlords. Answer a few questions to see what's due for your property in England. Rules in Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland are compared below.
The core rules differ across the UK. Each point links to the official page it came from.
Tick items as you go. Your ticks are saved on this device only.
Put in your numbers to see the yield and what the property leaves in your pocket each month. It runs on this device and nothing is sent anywhere.
Running costs: landlord insurance, repairs, safety certificates, service charge or ground rent, licences. Example numbers are shown. Change them to yours.
Quick tools for the 2026–27 tax year, using HMRC's published rates. Estimates only: your real bill depends on your full situation.
Profit = income minus allowable expenses. Assumes you have no other income such as a salary or pension.
Each answer comes from HMRC or GOV.UK, checked 28 September 2026.
For small builders, trades and subcontractors: fill-in RAMS, toolbox talks and the site records main contractors ask for, written in plain English and checked against HSE guidance.
Pick the job, answer a few questions and get a risk assessment and method statement laid out the way main contractors expect, ready to edit for your site.
Word templates for common jobs: working at height, groundworks, demolition, roofing, plastering and more, with example hazards and controls.
Short talks to read out on site, with a sign-off sheet so you can show who attended.
Every hazardous product on site, its safety data sheet and the controls, in one spreadsheet.
A checklist and record for inducting new workers, with space for signatures.
Inspection log for scaffolds, ladders, harnesses and small plant, with next-check dates that turn red when overdue.
Every employer and self-employed person must assess the risks of their work. With 5 or more employees, you must write down the significant findings.
HSE: managing risks ↗Not named in the law, but main contractors usually ask for one before you start. It shows how the job will be done safely, step by step.
HSE: construction ↗The Construction (Design and Management) Regulations apply to all building work, including jobs for homeowners, and set duties for clients, designers and contractors.
HSE: CDM 2015 ↗Templates are a starting point. HSE expects every risk assessment to reflect the actual job, site and people involved.
Spreadsheets, letters and folder systems that turn the rules into things you fill in once and keep using. Every pack is checked against GOV.UK and works in Excel or Google Sheets.
Launch prices. Buying opens soon; the example files are free to download now.