WARNING! Since 2015 and the appearance of Crit’Air vignettes, traffic restrictions apply to certain vehicles in large cities. Shall we summarize together? 🚙 #MyMoreResponsibleProject
– Postal Bank (@LaBanquePostale) August 30, 2022
We’ve been hearing about SEZs for a while now. And not for nothing, if the first ones were created in 2015, then in recent years their development has greatly accelerated. And it is not quite ready to stop, while the authorities want to force all cities with a population of more than 150,000 to become a single entity. So, Crit’Air thumbnail will become mandatory, preventing too old cars, which are considered too polluting, from circulating there. However, concessions can be introduced, as it happened recently in Toulouse. But in general, motorists are not very happy with this measure, and 13% admit that they will not follow it.
✅Only vehicles equipped with a CRIT’AIR sticker 0, 1, 2 or 3 will be allowed to travel during peak hours #pollution in the metropolis of Bordeaux pic.twitter.com/fO9UbIEga0
– Prefect of New Aquitaine and Gironde (@PrefAquitaine33) August 29, 2022
Accompany motorists
Indeed, many drivers cannot afford to change their car, but they need a vehicle for their daily commute. Fortunately, some cities have decided to take action to better ditch the pill. This is especially true of what withAix-Marseille-Provence. Although several municipalities have recently established ZFEs, the aim is to best support concerned motorists. Indeed, the agglomeration does not want a punishment, but an incentive to change its lifestyle. Assistance will be allocated for this.
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Free subscriptions
To overcome the anger of motorists who are forbidden to drive an old car, the agglomeration decided to make a gesture. It offers a subscription to the Integral Pass, which gives access to buses and TER of the metropolis for six months to all drivers who agree to get rid of their old car. To use this, you must go to the Metropolis site, fill out the file and make a request.
⏱ Don’t wait and consider getting your CRIT’AIR sticker now 👉 https://t.co/lR9Mcf7bzG
Source: Auto Plus
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