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La vignette crit’air est un badge apposé sur le pare-brise d’un véhicule dans le but d’indiquer son niveau de pollution. Encore appelée certificat qualité de l’air, cette pastille permet aux autorités territoriales d’améliorer la qualité de l’air en régulant la circulation. En effet, cette régulation pourrait permettre d’éviter des milliers de décès liés à la pollution atmosphérique. Est-ce pour autant que le certificat qualité de l’air est obligatoire ? Quand est-ce que la vignette crit’air est obligatoire ?…

What could be more magical than Disneyland in Paris? Just be prepared, if planning to drive a vehicle there you may need a Crit’Air certificate.  What is a Crit’Air certificate? The Crit’Air pass is an Air Quality Certificate that assures your vehicle passed environmental emissions standards. It’s required to be displayed and visible on any vehicle traveling through France’s Environmental Zones. While permanent Environmental Zones are found only in central Paris, Grenoble and Lyon, at…

In an attempt to reduce vehicle emissions, France has enforced the requirement of Crit’air (clean air) stickers in some of its cities. Some cities completely restrict access to certain vehicles that create too much pollution. Crit’air stickers are required for both residents and visitors, and not having one can result in a pricey fine. Continue reading below to learn about the different types of Crit’air stickers, fines, and more. Crit’air Sticker Categories The stickers fall…

The Crit’Air scheme came into force in France to reduce air pollution from vehicles in key cities and larger towns. The scheme divides France into environmental zones, and cars driving through these zones require a sticker on the windscreen stating the vehicle’s emissions rating or else face serious fines. Depending on the sticker, drivers can permanently or temporarily face a ban from entering or parking certain environmental zones. Vehicles in the EU fall under distinct…

Thanks to the internet, applying for a Crit’air sticker is incredibly straightforward. The online application process only requires a few clicks, so you can register your new vehicle in France without a headache or processing a rigorous amount of documents. Below, we’ll walk you through the Crit’air English application process.  Vehicle Registration The first step is to gather your vehicle registration documents. All the information you need to complete the application is on there, so…

If you want to take your vehicle to France, you’ll need to get a Crit’air sticker. The certification categorizes vehicles depending on how much emissions they produce, helping to reduce air pollution. Certain vehicles may not be permitted access if they produce too many emissions. Every vehicle needs a Crit’air sticker, no matter if you’re a resident or visitor.  So, how exactly do you get a Crit’air sticker? Continue reading below to see all sticker…

Crit’air is France’s contribution to European measures to reduce carbon emissions from motorised transport in its cities. The scheme was developed by the French Ministry of the Environment in collaboration with the French Ministry of the Interior and came into force in January 2017. Where does the Crit’Air system apply? To drive within one of six French cities, you need to display your CRIT-air sticker. The cities currently covered include Paris, Lyon, Grenoble, Lille, Strasbourg, Toulouse, Chambery, and Marseille.…

Which CRIT’air Sticker Do I Need? Crit’air is France’s contribution to European measures to limit the carbon emissions from motorised transport within urban environments. The scheme was developed by the French Ministry of the Environment in collaboration with the French Ministry of the Interior and came into force in January 2017. To drive within one of six French cities, you need to display your CRIT-air sticker. The cities currently covered include Paris, Lyon, Grenoble, Lille, Strasbourg, Toulouse, Chambery, and Marseille.…

Crit’air is France’s contribution to European measures to limit the carbon emissions from motorised transport within urban environments. The scheme was developed by the French Ministry of the Environment in collaboration with the French Ministry of the Interior and came into force in January 2017. To drive within one of six French cities, you need to display your CRIT-air sticker. The cities currently covered include Paris, Lyon, Grenoble, Lille, Strasbourg, Toulouse, Chambery, and Marseille. Depending on how your vehicle is…