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Nine more French cities now have permanent low-emission zones
Nine major French cities have introduced new, permanent low-emission zones, or so-called ‘zones à faibles émissions’, or ZFE for short. An environmental vignette, or Crit’air vignette, is mandatory there /lyon.fr
Anyone traveling to France by car this summer will face new, permanent low-emission zones (LEZ) in nine major French cities. This is what the Belgian mobility organization VAB is warning for. Paris has had a LEZ in place for some time, but it, too, is being tightened up. The so-called ‘zones à faibles emissions,’ or
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