Brussels bans old diesel cars

brussels - Diesel Cars for 1997 from 2018 prohibited in the Brussels region. The government of the Belgian capital, which consists of nineteen towns, on Thursday reached an agreement on an air, climate and energy plan to help reduce pollution in the city.

This happens after years of pressure from the European Commission and civil society. European nitrogen standards are exceeded at various places in the city.

The whole city low-emission zone is where intelligent cameras will monitor the license plates of cars. From 2019 is gradually becoming more polluting cars denied access to the city.
  
    
     
      
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Following Utrecht and Rotterdam also decided to ban the city of Antwerp more polluting cars this year. There are from February 1, 2017 diesel vehicles older than 15 years and petrol cars from 1992 taboo.