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Going electric to solve LEZ scooter pollution problem
The Flemish government wants to ban 2-stroke mopeds in cities. This is difficult because the administration is chaotic. Moreover, the problem will solve itself because many scooters have had a clean four-stroke engine for ten years and recently switch to electric drive /Vespa
The Flemish government no longer wants to admit polluting mopeds and scooters to the low-emission zones (LEZ) of, for example, Ghent and Antwerp. But the problem is that it doesn’t know how to realize this, as there is no inventory of the environmental performance of these vehicles. In recent years, moped owners have been forced
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