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All the cities you listed end up using the common EU standards for deciding emissions requirements, they just draw a different line as to what is allowed and fr
by tialaramex 11mo ago
All the cities you listed end up using the common EU standards for deciding emissions requirements, they just draw a different line as to what is allowed and from when. So maybe in one European city you need at least Euro 4 Petrol since 2024 and in another it was Euro 3 by 2025, but all you need to know as an owner or driver is that you're driving say a Euro 6 Petrol car or that the second hand car you just bought your teenage daughter is only Euro 4.
France has a layer where they translate from the Euro standards to their own system, but that's no different from having to mentally translate temperature units or distances.
- jorisboris 11mo agoBut you do need a different sticker for each country
- tialaramex 11mo agoDo you? Can you list say, three European countries for which you need a different sticker? There are 27 EU countries, so if it's "a different sticker for each country" that seems easy enough, except, all the ones I thought of do not require stickers so...