Urban Access Regulations in Europe

    Urban Access Regulations in Europe

    Grenoble's low emission zone is extended

    Grenoble is going to extend its low emission zone called ZFE (zone à faibles emissions) in February 2020. 

     

    The minimum standard is Crit'Air 4 sticker.

    • diesel vans at least Euro 3 standard
    • diesel lorries at least Euro 4 standard

    Since 2 May 2019, the existing ZFE of Grenoble covers 10 communities: 

    • Bresson
    • Échirolles
    • Eybens
    • Grenoble
    • La Tronche
    • Poisat
    • Pont-de-Claix
    • Saint-Egrève
    • Saint-Martin d’Hères
    • Saint-Martin-le-Vinoux

    From Febuary 2020 the ZFE will also cover:

    • Champ-sur-Drac
    • Champagnier
    • Claix
    • Corenc
    • Fontaine
    • Gières
    • Jarrie
    • Meylan
    • Montchaboud
    • Noyarey
    • Quaix-en-Chartreuse
    • Saint-Georges-de-Commiers
    • Sassenage
    • Seyssinet-Pariset
    • Seyssins
    • Varces-Allières-et-Risset
    • Venon
    • Veurey-Voroize

    For more information go to our Grenoble page.
    Picture source pixabay.

     

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