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I would assume these are non residential areas or there is an exception for residents. Maybe expensive - isn’t this how nyc operates?

• mytailorisrich 4y ago
  There are no "non-residential" areas in Paris' centre. That said, my understanding is that only so-called 'transit' traffic is targeted so that residents will still be able to drive there (bearing in mind that they also plan to cut number of parking spaces by half).
  • MichaelZuo 4y ago
    There's no entirely commercial/governmental/institutional area in downtown Paris?
    • BugsJustFindMe 4y ago
      There's no such thing as "downtown Paris". Paris isn't laid out that way.
    • jfengel 4y ago
      Not "downtown", no. It's a very old city without such arbitrary ideas of zoning. There are some purely institutional areas far way from historic city center, like La Défense, though even it has some residential areas.