More than a million cars pass through the ring road in Paris every day, making it one of the busiest routes in the region. Indeed, without a doubt, the whole country. Because, apart from Parisians, it is mainly used by transit motorists city highway, with three or four stripes depending on the portions. Therefore, it is not surprising that the latter are often overloaded, although, unfortunately, the situation is not expected to improve. Indeed, the Paris City Hall has many projects for the future.
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This minister is against
And among them reduction maximum speed 50 km/h. If this topic has been discussed for several years, now the measure will officially enter into force. Therefore, it is planned immediately after the Olympic Games in Paris 2024, which will take place in the summer. But this reduction is far from unanimous even among the political class. Commissioner for Transport Clément Bonnet rightly mentioned this measure, and there is no stone unturned in criticizing the idea of Ann Hidalgo.
Premature event
He explains that ” I think this is too harsh a measure” while he exposes implementation ” premature” . Also reminds that the device is used ” Residents of Ile-de-France or French, artisans, merchants who need it for work“. For him, this measure is abnormal and was adopted ” without consulting the surrounding communities, the Ile-de-France region, the Seine-Saint-Denis department or others“. However, he joins the mayor oncreation of a car lane and taxing SUVs, even as he admits she’s “a bad mayor of Paris.”
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Source: Auto Plus
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